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INTRODUCTION, 



1. In opening this volume, the teacher or the student of 
Phonography will find before him the great body of the words 
of the English Language) arranged in a succession of Exercises, 
according to the method in which each class is to be written 
in Phonography. 

It may, at first view, occasion some surprise, that this whole 
work is in ordinary type, and that there is not, therefore, a 
single page of it which presents words phonographically 
written, to the eye of the learner. The reasons for this are, in 
part, mechanical, and in part pertain to our philosophy of the 
soundest and best method of teaching. The mechanical reasons 
it is unnecessary to explain, farther than to observe, that to 
publish the whole of the words in Phonographic characters 
would render the work far too bulky and expensive, and that 
to intersperse portions of Phonographic matter is extremely 
inconvenient. Apart from these considerations, we have little 
doubt that an edition of this work, in Phonographic characters, 
would be more acceptable with many to whom, nevertheless, it 
would be less useful than in its present form. We are thus led 
to our second class of reasons for preferring the ordinaiy type. 

2. The object of this work, and of those which belong to 



6 INTRODUCTION. 

this series, is, not to teach to read, but to write Phonography. 
It is not possible that any one should have learned to write in 
any hand, with absolute facility, without having incidentally 
learned, at the same time, how to read what is written. It is 
not only possible, on the other hand, but a very frequent oc- 
currence, that pupils learn to read a printed book, long-hand 
manuscript, Phonography, or a foreign language, without ac- 
quiring the ability to write them with any corresponding degree 
of facility. They learn how to understand and appreciate 
what has been done by others, with no corresponding power to 
execute for themselves. This is, in our view, the grand defect 
in almost every department of education. 

3. We have said that the work might be more acceptable to 
many, if in the Phonographic character, while it would be, in 
our opinion, less valuable to them. The eye would then be- 
come accustomed to the characters and forms of words, and 
the pupil would flatter himself that he was learning Phono-* 
graphy, almost without exertion ; while he would still find him- 
self quite unable to call up and apply his knowledge — in other 
words, unable to use a system of writing for the purpose of 
writing. It is said, in such cases, that the hand is not accus- 
tomed to the formation of the characters, but this is, in fact, 
only half the truth ; a still more important part of the defi- 
ciency being, that the mind is not accustomed to the exertion 
of calling up, and knowing actively what forms are wanted, but 
only to a 2ictssive recognition of such forms as are presented to 
it, through the eye ; instead of being able to instruct and 
guide the hand, it must wait, itself, on suggestion. The mind 
of a person who has been taught a foreign language on this 
vicious plan, is in the same condition. He may understand 



INTRODUCTION. I 

every word that is uttered, and yet be unable to utter a single 
sentence correctly, not because his organs of speech are unac- 
customed to utter the sounds and words to be used, though 
that may be true likewise, but because he cannot, for the life 
of him, think of the words he wants to express his ideas, nor 
of the order in which he should place them. His whole train- 
ing has been in understanding something which is placed be- 
fore and pressed upon the attention, and not at all in going out 
of himself, and calling up or seeking to know what is absent. 

4. With reference to Phonography, this pouring in system 
of instruction, which gives critical without practical knowledge, 
is especially unfortunate. It is of considerable value to be able 
to read a foreign book, or to understand a foreign language, 
when spoken, inasmuch as either may be the medium of know- 
ledge which cannot be otherwise obtained, even though we are 
unable to write or speak the language ourselves. But it is of 
comparatively little utility to be able to read Phonography 
without the ability to write it. There is no literature printed 
in it, which is not equally accessible without it. Phonography 
is, therefore, to be regarded exclusively as a system of writing, 
and as a system of short-hand writing, and any system of 
teaching it which fails to enable the learner to write it, and to 
write it rapidly, is an essentially faulty and delusive one. 
That all the previous methods of teaching have, in the main, 
failed, just in this most important particular, is certain, as is 
more fully shown in the Introduction to " The Phonographic 
Word-Book No. I.," and we think it equally certain, that 
wherever works printed in the Phonographic character are 
chiefly relied upon as instruction-books, this failure will still be 
experienced. 



8 INTRODUCTION. 

5. So thoroughly are we convinced of the soundness and 
of the great importance of the position here assumed, that if 
we were able to dictate despotically the terms upon which 
Phonography should be taught and learned, we would unhesi- 
tatingly exclude, the use of all reading matter whatsoever, 
which was not the actual manuscript of the pupils themselves, 
or of others, so soon as a tolerable familiarity had been ac- 
quired with the principles and general appearance of this 
method of writing, by the aid of elementary works. 

In bringing out editions of these works, or abridgments 
from them, in Phonographic characters, as we may probably 
feel required to do, we must be considered, therefore, as merely 
making a concession to what we consider an extremely faulty, 
though unfortunately a popular system of teaching. 

6. A similar concession to the necessities of the case was 
made by us during several years, and is still made, and must 
continue to be made, by other teachers, who know that it is 
neither doing justice to Phonography nor the public ; we 
allude to adopting the six or twelve-lesson system of instruc- 
tion. Phonography, like every other art, to be thoroughly 
known, must be thoroughly studied and practiced. This re- 
quires a thorough and consecutive drill of several months, such 
aSj by the usages of life, is hardly practicable out of the school- 
room, and for persons who have graduated from the schools. 
But like every thing else new, however useful in itself, Phono- 
graphy had to go through a novitiate. It had first to prove 
its utility to those who had charge of education, and to the 
public, before it could be permitted to take its position as a 
recognized school-study. In many parts of the country, it has 
not yet attained that position, and must still be taught upon 



INTRODUCTION. 9 

any plan which is best adapted to introducing and recom- 
mending it to the public notice, while what we are now saying 
relates to the proper method of teaching, where the teacher 
has control of his pupils, in a regular institution, for a suffi- 
cient period of time to carry them through the practice of the 
art, and is not confined simply to expounding the elements of 
it. What we mean to affirm is, that even in this latter case, 
with all the circumstances favorable for thorough instruction, 
the success of teachers will be far short of what it should be, 
if the system of instruction now generally applied to grammar, 
the study of foreign languages, etc., is not completely re- 
versed — if the pupils are not made to write, icrite, write, con- 
tinually, instead of merely looking on, and deciphering what 
has been written or printed for them. Without this, it is 
utterly hopeless to think of turning out whole classes of ac- 
complished rapid writers. 

For a more detailed statement of the fallacies of the existing 
mode of education, and for a full exposition of what is thought 
to be the only true system of inducting the student into a 
practical as well as theoretical, and, therefore, the only useful 
and available knowledge of any art or science, the reader is 
referred to a series of papers which originally appeared at in- 
tervals in the " New -York Commercial Advertiser," and are 
now being transferred to successive numbers of the " Anglo- 
Saxon," commencing with No. 66* 

We shall confine ourselves, in this introduction, to a some* 
what detailed statement of the method pursued by us in teach- 
ing Phonography in the New York Free Academy.* But 

* These Essays \yill be completed and published in a pamphlet form 
by us, as early as May next (1850). 

1* 



10 INTRODUCTION. 

even this detail will, it is thought, give teachers and reader? 
generally a tolerably correct appreciation of the mode of 
applying the drawing-out system of instruction to any branch 
of knowledge. 

7. In the New York Free Academy, Phonography is a com- 
pulsory study for the whole institution. The students are 
divided into several classes, in some of which there are more 
than seventy scholars. Each class receives three lessons a 
week, of one hour each. When we received our appointment, 
and entered upon our duties in that institution, we had occa- 
sion to test the proficiency of the students in what may be re- 
garded as practical grammar, including penmanship, ortho- 
graphy on paper, which is quite a different thing from reciting 
the columns of a spelling-book or dictionary orally, punctua- 
tion, paragraphing, the right use of capitals, etc. We found, 
as the result, certain defects which we had observed in nearly 
every educational institution we had ever examined. The in- 
stitution itself was quite new. The boys were fresh from the 
Ward and Public Schools of this city. We can speak, there- 
fore, more freely of such faults as we noticed in the kind of 
education they had received, as our remarks will not seem to 
have a special reference to the defective method of any parti- 
cular institution. They apply to the general cast of instruc- 
tion in the common schools of this, and, as we have reason to 
believe, of the neighboring cities, and of the country at large. 
The reference to these boys is only for the sake of a definite 
illustration, and one, too, where the circumstances were favor- 
able to a fair exhibition of the best results of Common School 
instruction. These pupils were from the highest classes of the 
Ward and Public Schools, and had undergone, one month be- 



INTRODUCTION. 11 

fore our appointment, what was regarded as an unusually severe 
examination to obtain admission to the Academy. 

We found them possessed of much varied and useful infor- 
mation. Their powers of appreciation were tolerably developed. 
They understood many things which had been explained to 
them by books or teachers, and were capable of understanding 
many more. In a word, considering their respective ages, 
their minds were brisk, and well stored with facts and prin- 
ciples relating to the several studies they had pursued ; but, on 
the other hand, they were deficient in the power to do things. 
They could not express what they knew, either orally or on 
paper, with any thing like facility or off handedness. Their 
ability was critical, not practical. They could analyze and 
parse the most difficult constructions of the language, but they 
could not write correctly the most simple sentences about the 
most simple subjects, with which they were perfectly familiar, 
without mistakes of some sort in nearly every line. As respects 
mechanical execution, there were very few of them who could 
write at all easilj r , that is, without making a painfully apparent 
effort at every upward or downward movement of the pen. 
They neither sat at their desks, placed their paper before them, 
nor held their pens as students practically trained would have 
done. They were entirely destitute of that graceful and easy 
carelessness which can only result from use and familiarity with 
an art. In one word, they had been taught too much, and not 
made to learn enough. Their teachers had proved themselves 
laborious, but had failed to establish laborious habits on the 
part of the pupils — the fault of a system of instruction which 
is almost universal, and to which the study of mathematics 
furnishes the principal, but by no means a complete exception. 



12 INTRODUCTION 

8. It was necessary to take these deficiencies into considera- 
tion, in planning a course of instruction in Phonography. We 
had not to do with scholars who had been in the habit of writ- 
ing a composition every day for the last two or three years 
preceding their admission into the Free Academy, or of whom 
written solutions of their arithmetical problems had been daily 
required, or who had become familiar with the history of the 
United States by being compelled at each recitation to con- 
dense on paper the principal events of a certain period, and 
who had in like manner acquired their knowledge of grammar, 
spelling, geography, etc., that is, by being required constantly 
to p\it together their own thoughts, speculations, and positive 
knowledge of every subject they studied, instead of, as is usual, 
dissecting and commenting upon the knowledge of others. Tol- 
erably well classified with reference to what they knew, they 
were not classified at all with reference to what they could do. 

Accordingly, for the first month, the students took rank 
in their class according to the mechanical beauty and general 
neatness of their writing, the cleanliness of the paper on which 
they wrote, and even its size ; the neatness with which their 
exercises were headed and dated, and their names subscribed 
in the ordinary hand. It must not be supposed, however, that 
during this time they were not practiced in reading Phonogra- 
phy. The Phonographic writing they were required to do was 
from the "Phonographic Reader/' Instead of reading the 
lessons from the book, they were required to copy them on 
paper at home, and to read them from the manuscript at each 
recitation. At the close of each recitation, the exercises were 
collected and subsequently examined, when on the merit-roll 
of the class, each student was marked on a scale of ten, accord- 



INTRODUCTION. 13 

ing to the geometrical accuracy of the forms of his words, the 
general neatness of his writing, and the care apparently be- 
stowed upon it. In eighteen lessons, the "Reader" was writ- 
ten through. The students were by this time enabled to copy 
Phonography, with comparative ease. Some of them were 
also able to read in any part of the "Phonographic Reader," 
but of course very slowly. It would take them perhaps a 
minute to decipher some of the contracted forms toward the 
end of the book. But that was to be expected, as it had been 
thought desirable, under the circumstances, to confine their 
attention, for the first six weeks, solely to acquiring a familiarity 
with the forms of the Phonographic characters, and a mastery 
over the pen. 

9. Occasionally, to relieve the monotony of reading from 
their manuscript, a phrase or two was written on the black- 
board ; but no marks were awarded to the students for reading 
these phrases, nor even for reading their manuscript. As be- 
fore stated, marks were awarded them for excellence in me- 
chanical execution only. It may be necessary to state that 
from the first to the last lesson, during the six weeks that were 
consumed in going through the "Reader," for the first time, 
two or three minutes were always occupied in enunciating the 
elementary sounds, and the improper diphthong sounds. 

The students were now told that they were to review the 
"Reader" — that is, that they were to read it through in six 
lessons ; and that they would be marked with reference solely 
to the correctness and fluency with which they read their man- 
uscript. This was done. At each lesson, the students were 
called on, each in his turn, to read ; and according to the com- 
bined correctness and fluency with which they acquitted them- 



14 INTRODUCTION. 

selves, they were marked. There was here brought into play 
the practical mechanical facility exclusively cultivated during 
the preceding six weeks ; for no student could long retain a 
high position in his class, that position being awarded him for 
correctly and fluently reading his manuscript, if the manuscript 
itself were not legibly, and therefore neatly and correctly 
written. 

10. To dispel the monotony attending this exercise, about 
ten minutes were consumed, at each recitation, as follows : We 
enunciated the simple consonant-sounds, and the compound 
ones, such as sp, pi, sprns, dshnd, etc., not in their regular 
order, but promiscuously, at the rate of about from twenty to 
forty in a minute. These the students were required to take 
down from dictation, any one of them being liable to be called 
upon to read them off. This was found to be an excellent 
mode of accustoming them to write from dictation. Some of 
them were soon able to write and read off from forty to fifty 
consonant-signs, or combinations, in a minute. No standing in 
the class was as yet awarded, however, for proficiency in rapid 
writing ; correct and fluent reading being alone made the test. 
But it will be observed that in going through the " Reader,'' 
both for the first and second time, the incidental exercises in- 
troduced were such as the students would next take rank in their 
class for excelling in. 

By this time, those of the students who had paid proper 
attention, could be said to have attained two great ends : they 
had acquired a mechanical mastery over the pen and a familiar- 
ity with the use of writing materials, and they were able to 
read correctly and with tolerable fluency their Phonographic 
manuscript, never having been allowed to read from the "Pha 



introduction. 15 

nographic Reader," during- recitation hours. It must be seen, 
of course, that they could not have failed to pick up also 
much else that would be of service to them in the further 
prosecution of their Phonographic studies. They had been 
questioned on the " Class Book," and had been obliged con- 
stantly to refer to it. A few, indeed, were already tolerably 
accomplished phonographers, and had commenced to practice 
by themselves at home, with some degree of success, in rapid 
writing ; which, by the by, we by no means recommend, at 
such an early stage of progress. But considering the largeness 
of the classes, and the present pernicious system of classification 
in institutions of learning, which obtains here as elsewhere,* it 

* What we particularly mean by a " pernicious system of classification," 
is one that does not, in classifying scholars, recognize the fact that a boy 
may excel in one branch of study, and not in another, and which does 
not classify them, in each department, with reference to their attainments 
in that department only. It is to be hoped that the New York Free 
Academy will set an example to other institutions in this respect, as it 
has in so many others. 

The New York Free Academy stands at the head of the public instruc- 
tion of this city. The building is calculated to accommodate one thou- 
sand students, and the design is, to give the scholars from the Common 
Schools who pass a thorough examination in the ordinary branches, an 
education of as high a grade as is obtained in any institution of learning 
in the country. Instruction, books, etc., are furnished free of charges to 
the pupils. Only scholars from the Common Schools are allowed to en- 
joy the privileges of this institution. The New York Free Academy has 
only been in existence about six months. From the high qualifications 
and energy of the Principal and faculty, it is confidently expected by the 
friends of education in New York, that the examinations for admission 
will soon be of such a character as to impress the teachers of the Common 
Schools with the necessity of adopting a more efficient system of instruc- 



16 INTRODUCTION. 

was necessary to take into consideration, not the progress of 
the best, but that of the majority of the scholars, leaning if any 
thing toward that of the most backward, in planning the course 
of instruction and the time to be spent on each branch, a 
knowledge of which contributes to make the pupil an accom- 
plished Phonographic writer. 

11. We were here compelled, for the want of proper instruc- 
tion-books (neither the "Word-Book No. I/' nor the "Word- 
Book No. II," being published), to pursue for some time a 
course which the subsequent publication of those works renders 
it now unnecessary for us to detail. We shall therefore con- 
tinue our remarks on the supposition that these books were 
completed when we finished the "Reader" for the second time ; 
or, in other words, we shall add to the first part of our instruc- 
tion during the last term, what will be the last part of our in- 
struction during the next term. 

We now place in the hands of the students the Monosyl- 
labic Book, or "Word-Book No. II." We tell them that they 
are able to read Phonography, whatever forms may be 
given to words, but that it is now necessary for them to 
know the best form for every word, and to be able to 
write that form, at the moment they hear the spoken word ; 
and that the work before them will show them how to write 
every monosyllable in the English language. We then make 
them read aloud, each in his turn, the rules preceding the first 
few exercises, questioning them on them as they proceed. We 

tion, to fit their scholars for it. At present, all that can be done is to 
take the students as they are. It would be inexpedient and perhaps un- 
fair to make the standard of admission too high, at first. 



INTRODUCTION, If 

then give them a certain number of exercises, according to cir- 
cumstances, to write in Phonography for the next recitation, at 
which they receive marks as before, according to the correct- 
ness and fluency with which they read. So on through the 
work, To vary the monotony of this drill, we occasionally 
read to them, at first, at the rate of about twenty-five words a 
minute ; and as we get toward the end of the book, increasing 
to sixty or seventy words in a minute, from some monosyllabic 
reading matter, This is always to be found in abundance, in 
primary school-readers, This they are required to take down 
from dictation, and are afterward called on to read it, but 
without any marks being awarded for it, 

The "Word-Book No, II" is then commenced and gone 
through with in the same manner, the regular exercises being 
now varied, by requiring students to write from dictation, but 
not, as heretofore, from monosyllabic matter. It is strongly 
recommended that the matter here selected to be written, from 
dictation, be the Introductions and explanatory portions of such 
Phonographic works as the pupils may have studied, commenc- 
ing with the " Class-Book " and "Reader," We may here 
remark that, from the very first lesson, one of the most useful 
incidental means of dispelling the monotony of the main exer- 
cise of the class, is to pass five minutes in requiring them to 
read the Introduction to the work they are studying, the in- 
structor commenting upon it when necessary. 

The " Phraseographer No. II" is then taken up, and pursued 
in like manner. The same with the " Phonographer's Imper- 
fect Skeleton Book," and the "Phraseographer No. II," which 
completes what may be termed the regular course. Independ- 
ent practice should now be commenced, as follows : The in- 



18 INTRODUCTION 

structor will lecture or read to the students, for fifteen, twenty, 
or thirty minutes, according to the length and frequency of the 
recitations, and other circumstances, at the rate of from seventy 
to one hundred and fifty words per minute. The students will 
be required to take this down, and make out as full a report 
of it as possible, in plain and legible Phonography, for the 
next recitation ; at which they will be marked for the correct- 
ness of their report, and the fluency with which they read it. 

We conclude, by reminding our readers that the foregoing 
remarks are not the result of some theory concocted in the 
closet, but of the practical experience of hard-working prac- 
tical teachers. We desired, when Phonography was first in- 
troduced into America, to bring about a uniformity in the 
mode of teaching it to popular classes. This we had the good 
fortune to effect, by personally training many excellent teach- 
ers, and by detailing somewhat of our method in the Introduc- 
tion to the (< Phonographic Reader," and in the columns of the 
" Anglo-Saxon/' Now that Phonography is going into the 
schools, in every part of the Union, we wish to bring about a 
unformity in the mode of teaching it in them also. 

12. We now proceed to give some more particular ac- 
count of this work. 

The words, it will be perceived, are arranged in classes, ac- 
cording to the consonant-elements contained in them, and the 
precise manner of combining those elements in each word. It 
is an advantage of Phonography, in several respects, that it ad- 
raits of different modes of writing the consonant- outline of 
almost every word. By this means, awkward forms may be 
avoided, and in many instances the proper vowel is indicated, 
in whole classes of words, by the consonant-outlines themselves, 



INTRODUCTION. 19 

without being written, as in the case of the final I and r, which, 
when struck up, indicate that a vowel follows, and when struck 
down, that they are followed by no vowel. On the other 
hand, however, this very facility for writing a word in different 
ways, renders absolutely necessary a guide like the present 
work, which shall exhibit all the words, classified with refer- 
ence to the best method of writing them. 

13. Within each class of words, those are placed first, which 
have a vowel indicated by one of the first-place vowel-signs in 
their accented syllable; then those, the accented vowel in 
which is represented by a second-place vowel-sign ; then those 
in which the accented -#wel is represented by a third-place 
vowel- sign ; — thus, for example, the first paragraph of Exer- 
cise XX., Chap. I., is as follows : 

1. Piece, apiece ; pease, appease, heaps, weeps, hips, whips, pause, 
hops, poise, pies, wipes :•— 2. Pays, oppose, pace, apes, opes, hopes : — 
3. Pass, haps, puss, hoops. 

In monosyllables the only vowel there is in the word, is, of 
course, regarded as the accented vowel. The object of this 
arrangement of the words is an important one, and will be fully 
explained by the rules for writing above, on, and below or 
across the line, for which see page 23 of this Introduction. 
The vowel order is, therefore, quite different in this work from 
that with which the pupil has heretofore been familiarized, and 
which was employed in the " Phonographic Word-Book No. 
I." The object then was to teach, and render the pupil per- 
fectly familiar with, the positions of the several vowel-signs 
themselves. The object here is to use those positions for an- 
other purpose. 



20 INTRODUCTION. 

14. The paragraphing and division of the words in the 
Exercises into minor clauses, by means of colons and dashes, 
has reference either to this distinction in the place of the vowel- 
signs, or to some other minor ground of distinction which is 
obvious upon inspection. 

15. There is still another use to which the variety of forms 
in Phonographic outlines has been sometimes applied, namely, 
the distinction of single words, having the same consonant ele- 
ments, from each other, without vocalization, by writing them 
in a different manner. We have not thought it advisable to 
go to that extent, in a series of primary instruction books. 
Where nothing like classification is^ittainable, we have pre- 
ferred to rely upon vocalization. To take a different course, is 
to place the teaching of Phonography upon a footing too similar 
to that of our old orthography. The only instruction to be 
given to pupils is, that they should vocalize their words 
whenever they are liable to a wrong reading, without so doing. 
Whatever devices the professional reporter may hereafter re- 
sort to, for his own private convenience, Phonography, as a 
universal medium of thought for the people, should not be , 
rendered a mere assemblage of particular facts, each to be re- 
membered by a distinct effort of the memory. Whatever art 
is intended for the school-room, may also be required to make 
some concessions, in minor points, to the art of teaching itself, 
which is the most dignified of all the arts. 

16. Of two possible forms for a word, one is almost neces- 
sarily inferior to the other ; hence phonographers, after a suffi- 
cient amount of practice to have tried all forms, would arrive, 
with no other guide, at very nearly the same habits of writing. 
The design of this work is, chiefly, therefore, to point out to 



INTRODUCTION. 21 

them, at once, conclusions to which they would otherwise arrive, 
in time, unassisted. Even, therefore, in the latter part of this 
book, where the words are thrown into columns, and their forms 
indicated by a notation adopted for that purpose, on the ex- 
press ground that they cannot be classified to advantage (see 
page 101), the case is still not the same as that adverted to 
in the last paragraph. In this case, the best form for 
writing each word is selected, to which several repeated trials 
would usually bring the pupil, without the aid of the book. 
Hence the form is in no proper sense arbitrary, and when 
once pointed out, it is remembered, not merely, nor chiefly, be- 
cause the authority of th# book has determined it, but because 
the reason accepts it as the right form. The system of nota- 
tion itself will be found fully explained at page 102. 

17. The l, r, and sh are italicized as in the "Word-Book 
No. I.," throughout the first part of the book, when their 
signs are to be struck up. For the combinations rl, Ir, etc., 
represented by hook-signs struck up, both letters are italicized. 
For the termination " ing" when it is to be represented by the 
final dot, the whole of the termination is italicized. 

18. As we do not attempt to employ Phonography for the 
expression of the delicacies of pronunciation, we have allowed 
the facility of the Phonographic form to guide us in many in- 
stances where the usage is fluctuating, without intending 
thereby to decide which pronunciation is preferable. Thus, 
for example, we give to the word nature a form which indi- 
cates the ch-sound, and to fortune one which does not, but 
which indicates on the contrary that the t-sound remains un- 
changed ; and this is done here for no. higher reason than 
simply because these forms are the most easily made. This 



22 INTRODUCTION. 

remark applies to a large class of words, such as pronunciation, 
nausea, infatuate, education, actual, etc., etc. 

19. It is frequently almost immaterial whether the vr-sign is 
made with or without the hook, though in most cases, if not 
all where it occurs, the particular form to be used will be found 
indicated by the notation. Always, when it is shortened for 
the addition of t or d, the hook has to be made to distinguish it 
from the half-length sign for rd. 

20. The circle, it will be remembered, is used indifferently 
for either s or z, or in the proper position, for ns or nz, and the 
hoop indifferently for st or zd, or nst, nzd. 

21. There are a few cases in whfth the s-circle has to be 
turned upon .the back of a curve-sign, contrary to the general 
usage, as in the words facility (the I being struck up), insolence 
(I struck up), misplace, nisi-prius, etc. These cases have not 
been indicated by a particular notation, as this mode of writing 
results inevitably from the nature of the case, and is, therefore, 
sufficiently obvious. 

22. When a circle occurs between two opposite curves, as in 
the word mason, it is always made within the first curve, so 
that it has the appearance of being at the back of the second 
curve. 

23. The word Louisa and Louis are instances in which the 
l-sign at the beginning of a word is struck down for a parti- 
cular reason. 

24. In a few instances, the same word will be found inserted 
twice, in different classes. In some cases this has occurred by 
mistake, either form being a good one, though the last is to be 
taken as the best. This will be corrected in subsequent 
editions. In other cases, Avords occur twice with no change in 



INTRODUCTION. 23 

the method of writing them, for the reason that they have been 
selected out and brought together for the illustration of some 
principle. 

25. The General Rules for writing Phonography, contained 
in the "Phonographic Word-Book No. I.," and there applied 
to monosyllables only, are to be equally applied to writing 
longer words. A material modification is now to be made, 
however, in the directions contained in Rules VIII and IX, for 
the positions of the consonant-outlines of words with reference 
to the line of writing; 

26. By the Rules referred to in the "Word-Book No. L," 
the difference in the position of the consonant-outline (as above 
or on the line) extends only to two positions, and affects only 
such outlines as are either entirely composed of horizontal 
signs, with or without circles, etc., as key, seek, kick, came, etc. ; 
the first three of which go above, and the last on the line — such 
as consist of a half-length sign — or such as have one or more 
(long) horizontal signs and a half-length, with or without cir- 
cles, etc., as fight, spot, midst, screened, fate, caved, craft ; the 
first four of which are written above, and the last three on the 
line — the half-length in the last two words touching the line. 
Reporters find it advantageous, however, to carry this contriv- 
ance to a greater extent. 

27. The Rules of position to be pursued in the writing of 
this work, and by all advanced phonographers, may be stated 
as follows : 

I. All skeletons or consonant-outlines, which do not occupy 
in perpendicular height more than the length of one full and 
one half-length consonant- sign, have assigned to them three po- 



$4 INTRODUCTION* 

sitions, namely, above, on, and below or across the line, according 
as the words have in their accented syllable a vowel which 
would be represented by a first, second, or third-place vowel* 
sign. The following rules apply only to such words 4 

II. Those words in which the accented vowel is a second* 
place vowel, are written on the line ; that is to say, the lower 
end of the first perpendicular or inclined consonant-sign, whether 
full or half-length, rests on the line, as in the words blame, 
frame, etc. If the skeleton consists entirely of horizontals, then 
the body of the h or g-sign, the points of the m-sign, or the 
swell of the n or ng-sign, which begins the outline, comes down 
to the line, as in the words ache, make, name, uncle, etc. 

III. Those words in ivhich the accented vowel is a first* 
place vovjel, are written above the line, as follows : Suppose an 
imaginary line to run along the tops of the perpendicular con* 
sonant- signs, that is, at the height of a t or a d above the basis 
line of the writing, and the first perpendicular or inclined con* 
sonant*sign of the skeleton, whether full or half-length, is made 
to intersect such imaginary line, so that the lower end of the 
second consonant*sign in the words paved (a full-length and a 
half-length), epitaph, etc., touches the (basis) line. If the skele- 
ton consists only of a perpendicular or inclined half-length 
consonant*sign, then it begins at, and extends its entire length 
below, the imaginary line, as in the words feed , fit, etc. If the 
skeleton consists entirely of horizontals, then the body of the 
Jc or g-sign, the swell of the m-sign, or the points of the n or 
ng-sign, which begins the outline, come up to the imaginary 
line above, as in the words key, meek, ink, etc. 

IV. Those words in which the accented vowel is a third- 
place vowel, are written across or below the line, as follows : 



INTRODUCTION* 28 

The first perpendicular or inclined consonant-sign, is made so as 
to intersect the line, as in the words removed, proved, etc. If in 
this case, however, the skeleton consists entirely of horizontals* 
the body of the k or g-sign (beginning the skeleton) is made a 
veiy short distance below the line, but quite clear of the line, 
while the swell of the m-sign, or the points of the n or ng-sign 
(beginning the skeleton) come up to the line, as in the words 
crook, Mag, knack, anchor. 

28. The above rules apply to words of all lengths, from one 
syllable up to the largest number, provided they only occupy 
the perpendicular space above specified. The vowel attended 
to, in words of more than one syllable, is always that which 
has the primary accent in the word ; thus, "peace-maker" takes 
the first position, because the accent is on the first syllable, and 
the vowel of that syllable is a first-place one, while "melodrama" 
takes the third position, because the accent is on the third 
syllable, and the vowel in that syllable is a third-place vowel. 

A comparison of the following words, of different lengths* 
written in the three positions, will, it is thought, be quite suffi- 
cient to render the application of the Rules easy and familiar. 



1 by 


link 


obviate 


beard 


peacemaker 


2 obey 




beh&ved 


bored 




3 bow 


Zank 


behooved 


bard 


melodrama. 



29. Of the words composed of vowel-sounds only, contained 
in Exercise XXXV., Chapter 1, page 40, the first twelve occu- 
py the first position, the next nine the second position, and the 
last seven the third position. 

30. Pupils should be thoroughly trained, from the time of 



26 . INTRODUCTION. 

commencing this book, at least to observe all these positions 
with entire uniformity. The teacher should commence by a 
thorough examination of the pupil's familiarity with the General 
Rules for writing Phonography. 

31. The experienced phonographer will find, in this work, a 
variety of improvements in the construction of the Phonogra- 
phic forms of words, too numerous to be stated in detail. 
Among these, may be mentioned the almost universal use of 
the nl and nr hook-signs, when the first two consonant-sounds in 
a word, as enlist, unrigged, etc., dropping the t in an extensive 
class of words, like post-master, post-town, etc., writing out 
such words as " conscience/' " commission," etc., instead of 
using the dot for com, eon, etc., a more extended use of the rl 
in such words as religion, paralytic, etc., the doubling of the 
consonant- signs to distinguish negatives, privatives, etc., as in 
the- words irrefiective, irrefragable, etc. See Chapter VI., 
Exercise IV., etc., etc. 



IMPORTANT NOTE. 



Read attentively the whole of the preceding Introduction, 
and study especially the Rules of Position on pages 23, 24, be- 
fore proceeding to practice the Exercises* 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NUMBER II. 



CHAPTER 1. 



CONTAINING WORDS WHICH HAVE ONE AND TWO CONSONANT- 
SOUNDS, AND THOSE HAVING VOWEL-SOUNDS ONLY. 



Exercise L 
Words containing one alphabetic consonant-sign. 

Pea, payee, weep, heap, hip, whip, paw, hop, pie, wipe: — Pay, ape, 
Po, ope, hope, Opie, up : — Pa, hap, happy, pew, hoop. 

Be, Hebe, Bohea, hobby, by, byway, bayou, boy: — Bay, obey, ebb, 
web, bow, hautboy, boa, hub !— Abby, bough. 

Fee, if, whiff, on\ fie, wife :— Fay, waif, foe, huff, huffy : — Fa, half, 
halfway, woof, hoof, few. 

Eve, avowee, weave, heave, of, vie, ivy, wive, hive :— Wave, wavy, 
heavy, wove, hove 5 — Halve, have, vow, avow, view. 

Me, emew, him, whim, maw, my : — May, aim, em, Emma, hem, mow, 
home, hums—Ma, am, Amy, yam, ham, womb, whom, mew, Hume. 

Tea, eat, heat, wheat, it, wit, witty, hit, whit, ought, haughty, hot, wot, 
yacht, what, tie, wight, height, white, toy, Ottawa, Hoyt: — Eight, eighty, 
weight weighty; await, hate, Hayti, outweigh, wet, yet, whet, toe, oat, 
iota, hut i— At, hat, to, hoot, out. 

Dee, idea, weed, weedy, heed, widow, hid, awed, odd, wad, hod, die, 
eyed, Ida, w T ide, hide:— Day, aid, Ada, wade, heyday, Haidee, eddy, wed, 
head, heady, headway, doe, doughy, ode, hoed: — Add, had, do, ado, 
wooed, adieu, dew, dewy, would, hood, Dow. 

Heath, heathy, withe, withy, thaw, thigh: — Oath, Otho: — Hath, thew, 
youth. 

The, with, thy 5— They, though :— Thou. 

See, saw, Esau, hiss, sigh, ice, icy: — Say, ace, sway, assay, Asa, essay, 
yes, so, whoso, howso, us : — Ass, sous, sue, house, sow, use. 

Ease, easy, Hosea, wheeze, is, his, whiz, awes, hawse, yaws, was, 
wise, Ahaziah: — Hazy, Isaiah, ways, Hays, owes, woes, hoes, huzzy:— 
Huzzah, as, has, ooze, oozy, wooes, whose, use, hews, house. 

Lee, Lehigh, Leo, Leah, eeZ, Eli, weal, heal, wheel, ill, illy, will, wi/« 



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Zow, hill, hilly, law, aZZ, wall, yaw/, hauZ, HawZey, wallow, holly, hollow, 
HoZ/oway, lie, aisZe, wiZe, vrily, highZy, whiZe, awhiZe, EZihu, aZZy, oiZ, oiZy, 
a/Zoy, Hoyfe: — Lay, aZZay, wayZay, aZe, waiZ, YaZe, haZe, whaZe, haZo, ell, 
well, yell, yellow, hell, low, hole, holy, olio, hull: — La, Hal, alley, ally, 
AZZah, haZZow, Zieu, ha/Zoo, wool, woolly, YuZee, allow, owl, howZ. 

Ear, era, Erie, weary, year, hear, hero, raw, or, war, Horr, wry, ire, 
Uriah, Ira, wire, wiry, higher, awry, Hiero ; — Ray, air, airy, area, array, 
wear, weigher, aware, wary, hair, hairy, where, err, wherry, row, oar, 
wore, yore, hoar, hoary, worry, her, hurry, whirr : — Hurrah, are, arrow, 
harrow, Harry, Yarrow, rue, wooer, your, hewer, our, houri. 

Knee, ennui, kneehigh, hyena, e'en, wean, in, win, winnow, gnaw, 
yawn, on, wan, yon, nigh, wine, whine, annoy: — Neigh, wane, any, any- 
way, anyhow, wen, when, hen, no, Noah, own, Owen, Ionia, hone, no- 
way, one, Hun, honey: — An, Anna, Hannah, anno, new, anew, hewn, 
now. 

Each, itch, itchy, witch, hitch, which, chaw, Chihuahua, watch: — Aitch, 
etch, hutch : — Hatch, hatchway, chew. 

Jaw, Hodge, joy : — Jay, age, wage, edge, wedge, hedge, Joe : — Jew, 
huge. 

She, wish, issue, Shaw, wash, washy, shy: — Wheyish, show, showy, 
hush: — Shah, ash, ashy, hash, shoe, Asia. 

Key, eke, weak, wick, walk, caw, hawk, hock, Ike, coy : — Kay, ache, 
wake, awake, Co, echo, oak, woke, awoke, yoke: — Hack, whack, coo, 
hook, cue, cow. 

Owego, wig, whig, hog, guy :— Gay, go, ago, Hague, ague, egg, hug:— 
Hag, wag, Haggiah. 

Wing, awing, eyeing: — Weighing, haying, owing, hoeing, young, hung: 
— Hang, whang, wooing, Ewing, hewing. 

Ahead.* * 

Exercise II. 
Words written with two alphabetic consonant-signs. 

Paphia, puff, puffy : — Pavia, pave, upheave : — Poem, opium, palm, 
palmy: — Pith, pithy, path, pathway, apathy: — Peach, pitch, pitchy, 
poach, patch, pouch :— -Podge, page, apogee : — Pish, Pashaw, apish, push : 
— Peak, apeak, Pico, pick, pock, pocky, pike, pica, opaque, peck, epic, 
epoch, poke, pack, puke: — Pig, peg, pug S— «- Weeping, heaping, whip- 
ping, pawing, Wapping, hopping, wiping, paying, aping, hoping, pang, 
happing, hooping. 

Beef, buff, behalf, behoof: — Beehive, behave, bevy, above, behoove : 
— Beam, beamy, bema, Bohemia, eyebeam,, bomb, balm, balmy, boom : 
— Both, bath: — Bathe, Booth: — Beach, beachy, bitch, bewitch, botch, 
botchy, batch: — Abijah, budge, badge : — Wabash, Bashaw, boyish, abash, 
bush, bushy : — Bijou : — Beak, balk, balky, bake, bouquet, beck, buck, 
back, aback, book : — Big, bog, boggy, beg, bug, buggy, bag : — Being, 

* This word is placed in a paragraph by itself, because it is written with the second 
or long form of the h or aspirate, followed by the consonant-sign d. 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 29 

buying, buoying, baying, obeying, ebbing, bowing, hubbing, bung, bang, 
bowing. 

Fip, fop, halfpay :— -Phebe, fib, fob, Fabii, Fabia: — Fief, fife, feoff: — 
Five: — Eupherma, fame, foam, fume, fumy: — Faith: — Fitch, fetch:— 
Fejee, effigy, fudge, fadge: — Fish, fishy, huffish:— -Folk:— Fig, fog, foggy, 
fag : — Feeing, whiffing, offing, fang. 

Vive, viva: — Vim ;— Vetch, vouch) avouch :— Voyage : — Evoke, havoc: 
• — Vague, vogue: — Weaving, heaving, vieing, hiving, waving, halving, 
having, vowing, avowing, viewing. 

Mob, Moab, Mab :— -Miff, muff:— Move S — Maumee, maim, mum, mum- 
my, Miami, mamma: — Myth, moth, mothy, Weymouth, mouth :— Mouth : 
— Much, match : — Image, homage, magi :— Mesh, mush, mash : — Meek, 
mock, Mike, mica, make, Macao, Mecca, Mocha, Mohawk, muck, mucky, 
hammock, Mackey: — Omega, mug, muggy, Mag: — Hymning, among, 
aiming, hemming, mowing, Wyoming, humming, mewing. 

Tip, top, type, tape, toupee, tap : — Whitby, tub, taboo, tabby, tube :— 
Tiff, tough : — Outvie : — Team, Autumn, Tom, time, item, tame, tome, at- 
om, atomy, tomb:-— Teeth, eyeteeth, eyetooth, eighth, eightieth, tooth: — 
Teethe, tithe :-— Teach, twitch, out watch, touch, touchy, techy, attach :— 
Towage: — Tissue, whitewash, whitish, toyish, weitish, tush: — Tweak, 
tick, talk, outwalk, take, tuck, tack, attack, attic, took, Utica:— Twig, 
toga, Tfoga, tug) tag, outgo: — Eating, heating, Tyng, hitting, yachting, 
tying, whiting, toying, waiting, awaiting, hating, wetting, towing, tongue, 
twang, hooting, • 

Dieppe, deep, dip, depot, dupe: — Daub, dub, dab, debut: — Deify, 
doff, defy, deaf, edify, Duffy: — Dive, Davy, dove: — Deem, dim, dime, 
diem, idiom, dame, demi, dome, odium, dumb, dummy, dam, Adam, 
doom :— Edith, width, death, doth: — Ditch, Dutch, duchy: — Dodge, 
Doge, adage: — Dish, dash: — Dick, dickey, dock, dike, decoy, decay, 
deck, headache, duck, dack, haddock, duke: — Dig, dog, dug '.—Weeding, 
heeding, ding, widowing, dong, wadding, dying, hiding, aiding, wading, 
wedding, heading, eddying, dung, adding, dang, doing, wooding, hood- 
ing. 

Ethiop, Ethiopia:— Thief:— Theme, thumb:— Thatch:— Thick, Ithaca, 
ethic, thwack : — Thing, thawing, thong. 

Them. 

Neap, nip, nape, nap, unhappy, unhoop:— Nib, knob, nub, nab:— 
Knife, enough: — Unweave, unhive, naive, navy, inveigh, envoy, envy, 
unwove:— Nehcmiah, name, enemy, numb, inhume, Numa:— Ianthe:— 
'Neath: — Niche, inch, unhitch, notch, wench, hunch, haunch: — Hinge, 
enjoy :— Nausea, gnash, Nashua, newish : — Anjou: — Enoch, unique, nick, 
Inca, knock, Ionic, neck, unyoke, nack, nook, unhook, eunuch: — Nogg, 
nag :— Unhung, weaning, inning, winning, winnowing, awning, gnawing, 
yawning, whining, annoying, neighing, waning, unweighing, knowing, 
owning, honing. 

Cheap, chip, Chippewa, chop, chap, chappy :— Chub, chubby: — Chief, 
chafe, chuff, chuffy, chaff, chaffy :— 'C hie ve, achieve: — Chime, chum: — 
Cheek, chick, chalk, chalky, chock, watchkey, check, choke, chuck: — 
Itching, hitching, witching, chawing, watching, etching, hutching, chew- 
ing. 



30 PHONOGRAPHIC TVOKD'BOOB: NO, 11. 

Gip J— Gibe, Job, Joab * — Giffy, Jaffa J — Gyve, Java, Jove, Jehovah ?— » 
Gem, gemmy, jam J— Joask, Jewish, Joshua J— • Jocky, joke, jack i — Jig, 
jog, hedgehog, jig, jagg, jaggy ;—Jawing, joying, waging, edging, wedg- 
ing, hedging. 

Sheep, ship, shop, shape, ehapeau 5-~Sbeba f shabby, Ashby, shoeboy :— * 
Sheaf J— Sheave, shave, shove 5— 'Shame, Shem, sham, chamois*;— Sheath i 
—Sheathe, Shawnee, shiny S — >Wishy washy, showish, shock, shake, shook i 
-—Shag, shaggy i — Issuing, wishing, washing, showing, hushing, hashing, 
shoeing , 

Keep, coupee, Kipp, equip, hiccup, copy, occmpy, cape, cope, cup, cap, 
coop ;— *Kibby, Kahawba, Cobb, Achab, Hecuba, cub, Cab, cube, Cuba 5 
—Cough, coffee, eoif, cuff, calf, quaff :— "Cave, cove, covey, calve: — • 
Qualm, comma, chyme, came, cameo, comb, oakum, come, calm, Combes 
— Kith, quoth J— Ketch, coach, catch, couch, cowitch J-^Cage, kedge : — ■ 
Quash, coyish, cassia, acacia, cash J— --King, eking, keying, cawing, walk- 
ing, hawking, aching, waking, awaking, echoing, yoking, hacking, whack- 
ing, cooing, hooking. 

Gape, agape, gap, agap:--Gob, gab i — "Give, gave, gove, guava j— Wig- 
wam, game, gum, gummy, goom '-^Goth, Gath, Agatha '— Guage, gouge 5 
— • Whiggish, hoggish, gush, gash, haggish, waggish J— -Gong, gang, gang- 
way, going, hugging, wagging, 

Hangby : — Ingham, Hingham S—Ink, inky, wink, hunk, bank, Yankee i 
— Winging, hanging, whanging. 
• 

Exercise III, 

Words written with two alphabetic consonanUstgns^ the first of which 
is 1/ struck v?. 

Leap, Zip, /op ; heZp, wheZp, ye/p, Aleppo, elope } Zap, Alp, loop i— 
Lybia, WiZZoughby, Zobby, EZiab j E/ba, elbow, lobe J a/ibi 5 — Leaf, leafy, 
Liny, Zife ; eZf, Zoaf, ZufFj Zaugh, alpha, a/oof, woZf 5— Leave, Zevee, Levi, 
live, Livy, Livia, OZivia, oZive, Zive, aZive ', /ave, EZva, Zevy, helve, Zove ; 
la\a, AZva, a/Zuvia : — Lima, Zimb, WiZZiam, Zime ; lame, ZZama, eZm, heZm, 
wheZm, Zoam, Zoamy; AZamo, Zamb, a/um, a/ma, Ha/Zam, Zoom J — Lethe, 
Leith, Zithe ; weaZth, weaZthy, heaZth, hea/thy, Zoath ; Zatb, Zathy J— Lathe, 
loathe, aZthough : — Leech ; Zatch J— *Liege, Zodge, EZijah j /edge, aZZedge, 
elegy ; euZogy, WooZwich ; — Leak, Zeaky, WheeZock, Tick, hiZZock, /auk, 
£ock, WaZZack, Zike, aZike ; Zake, eZk, yeZk, weZk, yoZk, Zuck, Zucky, Luc- 
ca, hu/k ; Zack, Zackey, aZack, Luke, Zook J— League, Zog, ho/ogue j leg, 
Jogy, Zug; Zag: — HeaZing, wheeZing, wi/Zmg, hi/Zing, wa/Zing, hauZing, 
/awing, waZZowing, hoZZowing, Zong, aZong, Zying, aZZying, wi/ing, whizing, 
oiZing, alloying: — Laying, aiZing, waiZing, allaying, wayZaying, haiZing, 
wbaZing, welling, yelling, Zowing, hoZeing, huZZing, Zung * ha/Zowing, haZ- 
tooing, Oolong, aZZowing, howZing, 



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% Exercise IV. 
Words written with two consonant-signs, the first of whidt is the 

ALPHABETIC R-S1GN. 

Ream, rim, warm, rhyme, Hiram; Aram, harem, Eamah, Rome, aroma, 
rum, worm ; arm, army, harm, ram, room, roomy, rheum:— Eric, wreak, 
rick, York, Warwick, rock, Rockaway, rocky, Yorick; rake, Raca, hay- 
rick, wreck, Herrick, heroic, work, yeark; ark, hark, rack, rook: — Ear- 
wig, rig, Riga; rogue, ergo, rug; argue, rag, Uruguay. 

Exercise V. 
Words written with two consonant-signs, the first of which is the 

R-UP-STROKE. 

22eap, rupee, rip, warp, ripe ; rape, repay, rope, Europa, ropy ; harp, 
harpy, rap, Europe: — Hereby, rib, orb, rob; Arabia, whereby, robe, 
iZhoby, Horeb, Oreb, herb, rub; rabbi, Arab, Araby, Harrowby, ?*uby: 
— i2eef, aerify, riff, wharf, rife, horrify; rough; raff, roof: — J2eeve, 
rive, arrive, hereof; rave, rove, Hervey; Harvey, review, reavow: — 
Wreathe, herewith, wherewith, wroth, wrothy; earth, earthy, worth; 
wrath, wrathy, hearth, i£uth: — Wreathe, writhe ; worthy: — i2each, rich, 
i&tchie; wretch, retchy, roach; arch, archy: — i2idge, ridgy ; rage, J£a- 
jah, urge : — iZeissue, Irish ; rush, Russia ; harsh, rash : — JZouge : — Hear- 
ing, wearying, ring, wrong, hiring, warring; airing; arraying, wearing, 
erring, herring, rowing, hurrying, worrying, wrung; harrowing, hur- 
rahing, rang, harangue, rueing, rowing. 

Exercise VI. 
Words written with two alphabetic consonant-signs, the last of which 

is L STRUCK DOWN. 

Peal, appeal, pill, uphill, whippowil, Paul, appall, Poll, pile; pale, 
pell, pole, opal; pal, pool, pull: — Beale, bill, ball, bile, boil; bail, Baal, 
Abel, bewail, bell, bowl; bull, Bue], bowel: — Feel, fill, fall, file, phial, 
foil; fail, fell, foal; fool, full, fuel, fowl, afoul: — Veal, vile, vial, viol; 
vail, avail; vowel, avowal: — Meal, mill, mall, Moll, mile; mail, mole, 
mull; mule: — Till, twill, tall, tile, toil; tale, tell, hotel, toll; tool, tow- 
el: — Deal, ideal, dill, doll, edile, dial, Doyle; dale, dell, Odel, dwell, dole, 
dull ; Woodhull, duel, dual :— Wassail, whistle ; Asahel, assail, hustle : — 
Easel, weasel, hawsehole ; hazel : — Neal, anneal,' Nile ; nail, inhale, knell, 
unwell, knoll, Noel, null, annul ; annual : — Chill : — Gill, Jehiel ; jail, jole, 
Joel ; agile, jewel : — Usual : — Keel, equal, keyhole, kill, quill, call, chyle, 
coil, accoil; quail, quell, coal, cull; cool, cowl; — Gill, gall, guile; gale, 
ghole, gull ; ghouL 



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Exercise VII. 



Words written with two alphabetic consonant-signs, the last of which 

is L STRUCK UP. 

Appellee, -pillow, pillowy, Po/Zy, ApoZZo ; PaZey, upZay ; hap/y, happi/y, 
pu£Zey : — Befoh, biZZow, biZZowy, beZie, byZaw ; BaiZey, beZay, baZZet, bel- 
ly, bellow, below ; bully, BuZow, BeuZah : — OpheZia, fi7Zy, folly, follow, 
Pm7o, wifely : — Felly, fellow ; fa£Zow, fuZZy : — ViZZa, voZZey ; heaviZy ; 
vaZZey, vaZue, uvuZa: — MeaZy, EmiZia, AmeZia, Himmafeh, homiZy, Molly, 
MiZo ; MaZay, HimmaZaya, mellow, EmiZy, horaeZy : — WheatZy, wittiZy, 
whitfow, haughtiZy, hotZy, whiteZy, WhiteZaw, outZie; weigh tiZy; taZZy, 
taZZow, taZZowy, outZaw, outZay: — DeZia, AdeZia, ideaZZy, diZZy, DoZZy, 
oddZy, wideZy ; daiZy, deZay, HeadZey ; dahlia, daZZy, HadZy, duly, duello : 
— AthaZia; thuZe: — OsceoZa : — EasiZy, wiseZy ; hazeZZy, WesZey: — Nigh- 
ty; NeZZy, unhoZy; unhaZZow, newZy, annuaZZy : — ChiZi, chiZZy : — Jolly, 
July; jelly ; Julia., hugeZy : — UsuaZZy: — WeekZy, equaZZy; KeZZy ; aquiZa, 
callow : — GaAvay, GoZiah ; gaiZy, guZZy ; ga#ey, GaZito way, GaZZia : — 
YoungZy. 

Exercise VIII. 

Words written with the l-hook consonant-signs. 

Plea, Whipple, hopple, ply, apply ; play ; apple, plough : — Hobble * 
able, ably, weighable, blow; blew, blue: — Flee, whiffle, flaw, awful, 
awfully, offal, fly ; flay, flow, woful, wofully, flowy ; flew, flue : — Evil, 
weevil ; hovel, oval : — Whittle : — Wheedle, waddle, idle, idol, idly ; hud- 
dle ; addle : — Inlay ; unlay, only : — Hetchell : — Claw, cloy ; clay, clayey, 
Chloe ; eclat, clue : — Eagle, glee, higgle ; glow, ogle, ugly ; glue, gluey, 
waggle, haggle. 

Exercise IX. 
Words written with two consonant-signs, the lust of which is the 

ALPHABETIC R-SIGN. 

Peer, appear, pyre ; pear, pore, purr ; poor, power, pure : — Bier, ab- 
hor, buyer ; bear, beware, bore, Burr ; bar, boor, bower : — Fear, for, fire, 
afire ; fare, affair, four, afore, fir ; far, afar, fewer : — Veer ; heavier, aver ; 
avower : — Mere, Myer ; mare, mayor, mohair, myrrh ; mar, Moor, amour, 
mure : — Tear, tire, attire ; tare, weightier, outwear, tore, hauteur ; tar, 
tour, tower: — Dear, widower, Dorr, dyer; dare, Adair, door, adore; 
doer, dower : — There : — Eyesore ; assayer, essayer : — Easier, wiser ; 
way wiser, hussar : — Nigher ; ne'er, unaware, Nore ; gnar, inure, newer : 
— Cheer ; chair, chore ; char : — Jeer, gyre ; jar, ajar, giour : — Queer, 
cohere, choir, acquire ; care, corps, cur, occur; car, cure, cower: — Gear; 
gore. 



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Exercise X. 
Words written with two consonant-signs, the last of which is the 

R-UP-STROKK. 

Pe?*i, opera ; Perry, Peoria, apiary ; parry, Peru : — Iberia, borrow ; be- 
wray, bury, burrough, barrow, Barry, bureau, Bowery :— Fiery ; fairy, 
forray, Pharaoh, ferry, furry, furrow; farrow, fury: — Ivory; vary, avia- 
ry: — I mrah, miry, morrow; Mary, merry, emery, Morey, Murray; mar- 
row, marry: — Torrey, tyro; terra, tory; tarry, tiara, Tara: — Deary, dia- 
ry, diarrhea; dairy, Derry, doorway; Darrow, Douro, dowry: — Theory, 
thorough: — Assyria: — Ezra; Norway; unwary, Norah; narrow, New* 
rey: — Cheery; chary, cherry: — Hegira; hedgerow, Jerry; jury: — 
Hosie?-y ; usury : — Query, hickory, quarry ; Carey, Kerry, equery, Cora, 
curry ; carry, carraway : — Geary ; gory. 

Exercise XI. 

Words written with the r-hook consonant-signs. 

Weeper, whipper, hopper, pry; pray, pro; prow: — Hebrew; bray, 
Webber; brew, brow: — Free, offer, fry; fray, affray, fro, Ophir, wafer, 
heifer : — Weaver, heaver, overawe ; waver, ever, every, over, whoever, 
however, hover; Havre: — Emir; Homer; hammer, humor : — Tree, trio, 
eater, water, otter, try, highwater, whiter, Troy ; waiter, hater, tray, 
outre, wetter, trow, utter; hatter, outer: — Draw, dry, hydra,, eider; 
dray, aider, odor; adder, drew: — Ether, author; throw; through, 
threw '.—Either, hither, wither, whither; weather, whether, other: — 
Inner, winner, honor; Henry, owner: — Watcher, witchery :— Wager . — 
Wisher ; usher ; Asher, shrew : — Hosier ; azure, hoosier : — Weaker, 
Walker, cry, ichor, wicker; acre, ochre, crow; crew: — Eager, agree, 
augur, augury, whiggery; Hagar, Agur, gray, ogre, grow; waggery. 

Exercise XII. 

Words written with two l-signs, struck up or down, according as 
they are italicised in the printed Exercise or not. (In the first 
paragraph the first one, and in the second both are struck up.) 

Leal, iZZwill, foil, Lisle, foyal, HaZZowell; aZ/hail, Lowell, Zull. 
Lilly, LiZah, wilily, loyally ; whoZZy, lowly, holUy ; haZZeZujah. 

Exercise XIII. 

Words written with two consonant-signs, the first being l and the 
last r, struck up or down, according as they are italicised or not. 

Lear, Zawyer, Ziar, Zyre; Zayer, aZZayer, wayZayer, Zower, fore; Zure, 
aZZure, Zower. 

Leary, HiZZary, Laura, Lyra ; EZZery ; Lewry, fowery. 
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Exercise XIV. 
Words written with the lr-sign. ( The l-sign made heavy.) 
Healer, Wheeler ; whaler, haler, Weller ; Haller. 

Exercise XV. 

Words written with two consonant-signs, the first being r and the 
last l, struck up or down, according as they are italicised or not. 

Reel, real, aerial, rill, roil, royal; rail, airhole, roll, oral, earl, hurl, 
whirl ; rule, rowell. 

Re-ally, AureZia, wearify, yearly, Rateigh, Riley, royally, Ro#a, rely; 
relay, raiiway, warily, orally, airiiy, eaWy, hurty ; rally, ruly. 

Exercise XYI. 

Words written with two r-signs, struck up or down, according as 
they are italicised or not. 

Rear, arrear, hearer, rehear, horror ; rare, error, roar. 
Orrery ; raree, Aurora. 

Exercise XVII. 

Words written with two consonant-signs, the first sh and the last h 
or k struck up or down according as they are italicised or not. 

Shawl, Skeelah, Shiloh, shily, shale, shell, shoal, shoaly, shallow, shall, 
Ashley. 

Sheer ; share, shore, ashore, sure, assure, shower. 
Sherry, showery. 

. Exercise XVIII. 

Words written with two consonant-signs, the first being l and the 
last sh, both struck up. 

Leash, willowish, Walsh, El'isha, eyelash, Welsh, hellish, yellowish, lash, 
lash, owlish. 

Exercise XIX. 
Words written with the straight line double-length consonant-signs. 

Peep, pip, pop, poppy, pipe, pope, 'pup, puppy, papa, pap, pappy, 
poop : — Bibb, bob, babe, baby, bub, hubbub, hubbubboo, booby : — 
Judge: — Kick, quick, caulk, cock; cake, quake, haycock, coke, cocoa; 
quack, cook, cooky, cuckoo: — Gig, gog, agog; gag, Agag, gewgaw. 

Beweep, Beppo ; — Cog, quahaug; keg ; cag, quaggy: — Gawk, gawky. 



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Exercise XX. 
Words written with two consonant- signs, the last being the s (or z) 

CIRCLE. 

Piece, apiece, pease, appease, heaps, weeps, hips, whips, pause, hops, 
poise, pies, wipes : — Pays, oppose, pace, apes, opes, hopes : — Pass, haps, 
puss, hoops. 

Bees, abyss, boss, Boz, hobbs, buys, boys: — Base, abase, bays, obeys, 
ebbs, webs, Bess, beaux, buss, buzz : — Bass, abbess, abuse, abuse. 

Fees, phiz, whiffs, office, fosse, wife's: — Face, phaze, efface, foes, fuss, 
fuzz : — Fuse, effuse, 

Eaves, weaves, heaves, vies, Ives, wives, hives, vice, voice : — Vase, 
waves : — Halves, views, vows, avows. 

Miss, amiss, whims, moss, mice : — Maize, amaze, mace, mess, Holmes, 
muss: — Alms, hams, mass, moose, mouse, mews, amuse: — Tease, eats, 
heats, its, toss, heights, twice, ties, toys : — Waits, hates, hiatus, oats, toes, 
Otis, huts : — Hats, hoots, outs. 

Weeds, heeds, widows, hideous, odds, wads, dies, dice, hides : — Days, 
aids, Hades, doze, dose, weds, heads, does, wades : — Adz, deuce, adduce, 
educe, dues, woods, hoods. 

Heaths, withes, thaws, thighs: — Youth's. 

These, this : — Thus, those : — Youths. 

Lease, Zees, Mollis, wheels, Willis, HiZZis, hills, wills, laws, Walls, halls, 
loss, Wallace, HoZ/is, lice, lies, aisles, wiZes: — Lace, /ays, allays, ails, 
waiZs, haiZs, whaZes, Zess, else, eZZs, -wells, hells, yells, yellows, EZZis, hoZes, 
hulls : — Lass, aZas, AZice, alleys, allies, loose, Zose, Zouse, a/Zows, howZs, 
owZs. 

Reese, ears, hears, horse, Ross, Horace, rice, rise, Iris, arise, wires, 
hires : — Race, raise, heiress, wears, hairs, erase, hoarse, rose, arose, 
hearse, Aries: — Harass, whereas, ruse, rouse, arouse, hours, yours, ar- 
rows, harrows, hurrahs. 

Niece, knees, weans, inns, wins, wince, gnaws, nice, highness, wines, 
noise, annoys : — Heinous, neighs, hence, whence, hens, knows, owns, 
hones, Huns: — Anise, noose, Eunice, ounce, news. 

Cheese, witches, hitches, watches, chaws, choice : — Chase, chess, etch 
es, chose : — Hatches, choose, chews. 

iEgis, jaws, joys: — Ages, wages, edges, hedges, wedges: — Juice, 
Jews. 

Wishes, shies, washes : — Chaise, shows, hushes : — Ashes, hashes, shoes. 

Keys, ekes, weeks, kiss, wicks, quizz, cause, hawks, walks, ox, hocks, 
• coys: — Case, aches, wakes, awakes, oaks, hoax, hocus: — Cass, axe, wax, 
nacks, coos, hooks, ukase, accuse, cows. 

Geese, wigs, whigs, gauze, goss, hogs, guise : — Gaze, guess, eggs, goes, 
hugs : — Gass, wags, hags, goose. 

Wings: — Hangs. 



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Exercise XXL 

Words tvritten with two alphabetic consonant-signs, the last of 
which is » or z. 

Whipsaw, posse, pious, pussy : — Bias, abbacy :— Fussy, foci : — Vice :— 
Mossy, Macy, Messiah, massy z — Wbatso, hothouse, T asso, outhouse :— 
Idiocy, odyssey, headsea, Odessa, woodhouse : — Icehouse : — Lessee, aZso, 
Elias, aZehowse, alias ; Zacey, Zasso, lassie, Lucy, Louis : — Hearsay, Horsa, 
racy, heresy, whereso, warehouse, iSousseau; — Unsay, Nassau, ensue, 
iEiieas r — 'Watchhouse : — Josiab, joyous, Jessie, Jewess, juicy : — Chaos, 
acquiesce, waxy, aqueous : — Gassy, goosy. 

Pisa, posy, poesy, piazza; — Busy, Boaz, boozy: — Fuzee, fuzzy: — Vesey: 
— Whimsey, mazy, muzzy: — Dizzy, daisy, dozy: — x\zaziah: — Louisa, 
Eliza, all wise, Zazy, always, WooZsey, lousy : — .Kazee, rosy, jRosa : — 
Noisy, uneasy, unwise, noways, anywise, Henzey, unbouse ;— Edgewise, 
josey ; — Causeway, cozy* 

Exercise XXII. 
Words written with two consonant-signs, the first of which is the 

S-CIRCLE. 

Sweep, sweepy, s-ip, sop, swap, spy, soap, sup; sap, soup, swoop, 
spew:— Sob, swab; Suabia, sub: — Sophia; safe, sofa: — Sieve, Savoy; 
save; salve: — Seem, swim; same, sum, swum; swam, Sam, psalm: — 
Seat, settee, sweet, sit, city, sought, sot, sight, ety ; sate, stay, 6et, sweat, 
stow ; sat, soot, sooty, suit, stew : — Seed, seedy, Swede, sawed, sod, 
swad, side; swayed, sowed, soda, said ; sad, sued : — Seeth, swath ; Seth; 
sooth, south : — Seethe, scythe ; swathe ; soothe : — Cease, siss, Swiss, 
sauce, saucy ; cess ; souse ; — Seize, saws, size ; sways, says, sous, sues, 
sows : — Seal, zeaZ, SeZah, CeZia, sill, silly, SyZZa, swiZZ, sZaw, SauZ, Sol, 
SoZway, swaZZow, sly, soil ; sail, slay, slow, soZo, ceZZ, sweZZ, souZ, suZZy ; 
SaZZy, saZZow, slough i — Seer, Zera, zero, sirrah, Syria, sorrow, sorry, 
soiree, sire, sawyer; Sarah, swear, sore, swore, sir; sour, sewer, czar:— 
Seen, Xenia, sin, sinew, sawn, sawney, swan r Zion, sign, Sinai, swine ; 
zany, swain, sown, zone, snow, snowy, son, sunny ; soon, swoon : — 
Switch; such: — Siege; sage, suage, sedge : — Swash, sash: — Seek, sick, 
squaw, sock, Psyche, sky; sake, soke, suck; sack, scow, skew : — Swig, 
aoggy ; sag, swag : — Sing, swing, song ; sung, swung ; sang 

Exercise XXIII. 

Words written with two alphabetic consonant-signs, the first of 
which is s or z. 

Wisp, hyssop, wasp, espy, Espy, asp, hasp, ossify, Asaph, housewife, 
eyesalve, assume, hasty, eyesight, suet, acid, aside, seeth, Suez, icehouse, 
sower, assignee, scion, eschew, assuage, Osage, whisk, whiskey, husk, 
husky, ask, askew, seeing, saying, sawing, sighing, sowing, sueing, hiss- 



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ing, icing, assaying, essaying, housewife, [pronounced huzzif,] azote, Aza- 
ziah, hosanna, usage, Isaac, Hezekiah, easing, wheezing, whizzing, oozing, 
using, housing. 

Exercise XXIV. 

Words tvith two consonant-sounds, the last of which is N, written 
with the n-hook consonant-sign. 

Pin, pawn, upon, pine, opine; pain, pen, weapon, open, pun; pan, 
happen, oppugn :— Bean, been ; bane, Ben, ebon, bone, bun ; ban, boon: 
—Fin, fawn, often, fine, hyphen ; feign, fun ; fan : — Even, Vaughan, vine ; 
haven, heaven, woven, oven; van, Avon: — Mean, women, mine, hymen, 
Iman ; main, amain, highwayman, men, amen, moan, yeoman, yeomen, 
omen ; man, humane, woman : — Tin, twin, ton, tine, twine, heighten ; 
eighteen, attain, twain, ten, tone, atone, ton ; tan, tune, town: — Dean, 
Eden, din, hidden, dawn, don, dine, iodine, widen ; deign, den, Edwin, 
Doane, done ; Dan, down, adown, wooden : — Ethan, thin ; thane : — Hea- 
then, within, thine; then; than: — Hyson, assign, hasten : — Lean, Lynn, 
Zawn, Zine, loin; lane, afien, EJZen, Hefen, Zoan, atone, iEoZian ; Allen, Zoon, 
wooZen : — Herein, hereon, wherein, whereon, heroine, horn, warn, War- 
ren; Rhine, iron, rain, arraign, Aaron, wren, roan, earn, run, wayworn, 
yearn; ran, urine : — Non, anon, nine ; known, none ; noon, noun : — Chin, 
chine ; chain: — Eugene, gin, hygiene, Augean, John, join; Jane ; June : — * 
Sheen, Ossian, shin, shine ; shown, ocean, Hessian, shun ; ashen : — Keen, 
queen, weaken, kin, akin, con, kine, coin ; cane, waken, awaken, ken, 
cone ; can, coon : — Gone, Gihon ; gain, again, gun ; wagon, gown. 

Exercise XXV. 

Words written with two alphabetic consonant-signs, the last of 
which is n. 

Psean, peahen, peon, Pinney, Pawnee ; penny, halfpenny, pony ; puny : 
— Binney, bonny ; ebony, bony ; bagnio : — Finny ; fenny, funny ; Fanny, 
aphony, euphony : — Vienna, Ivanhoe, viny ; veiny, venue : avenue, Ha- 
vanna : — Minnow, hominy ; mania, many, ammonia, money ; manna, 
Mooney: — Tawney, tiny; Taney: — Dinah; Dana, duenna; Diana, 
downy: — Assignee: — Hosannah: — Ninny; inane, onion; unhewn, union : 
— - Cheeney, China : — Genii, Eugenia, iEgean, iEgina ; Genoa, Jenny, 
Jonah; Joanna, Juno: — Kinney, Kanawha; Cayenne, coney, Oconee; 
hackney, canoe : — Guinea, Guienne ; Guiana, guano : — Leon, HeZena, 
Lena* IZion, OZney, Zion, IZZinois; weZZnigh, hoZy-one, Uftia; Zuna: — Are- 
na, horny, irony, r&ino ; rainy, hernia ; Arno, Harney, iZanney, Rooney, 
renew. 

Exercise XXVI. 

Words having two consonant-sounds, written with the half-length 
consonant-signs. 

Feet feed, fit, fid, whiffed, fought, oft, fight ; fate, fade, fed, heft, huff- 



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ed ; fat, aft, waft, haft, foot, food, afoot, hoofed, feud: — Weaved, heaved, 
vied, wived, hived, void; waved, vote; halved, vat, vowed, viewed:— 
Teat, tweed, tit, twit, taught, Todd, tight, tide, toyed ; tote, towed ; tat : 
— Deed, did, dot, Dodd, Dwight, died, doit ; date, debt, dead, dote ; dad, 
doubt, dewed : — Thought, thawed : — That : — East, yeast, wist, hissed, 
whist, wast, iced, hoist; waste, haste, west, host; hast, oust: — -Eased, 
wheezed, whizzed ; oozed, housed, used : — Sheet, wished, shot, shod, 
washed, shied; shade, shed, shoat, showed, shut, hushed; shad, hashed, 
shoot, shoed, should, shout: — Keyed, eked, kit, kid, quit, quid, wicked, 
caught cawed, walked, hawked, cot, cod, quod, kite quite, coit ; Kate, 
Cade, ached, waked, coat, code, quote, yoked, cut, cud ; cat, cad, act, 
hacked, whacked, coot, cooed, could, hooked, cowed, cute : — Wigged, 
gaud, got, God, guide ; gate, get, egged, goat, goad, gut, hugged ; gad, 
wagged, good, gout. 

Exercise XXVII. 

Words ivith two consonant-sounds, the first of which is M, l, r, or n, 
written with half-length consonant-signs. (Light and heavy.) 

Meat, might, Mott ; mate, met, mote ; mat, moot, mute : — Mead, mid ; 
maid, aimed, hemmed, mode, mud ; mad, mood, mewed : — jLeet, Jit, 
wi/t, hiZt, haZt, Zot, Zight; /ate, Zet, weZt, HoZt; Zute, Zout : — Lead, wield, 
^ yield, heeled, wheeled, lid, willed, hilled, laud, walled, hauled, lied, wiled, 
oiled ; laid, ailed, wailed, hailed, led, eld, weld, yelled, held, load, old, 
hold, lud, hulled; lad, lewd, wooled, loud, howled: — Writ, wrought, 
wart, rot; rate rote, rut, hurt; art, heart, rat, root, rout: — Reed, eared, 
weird, rid, ward, rod, ride, wired, hired; rayed, aired, red, road, horde, 
erred, word, herd; hard, yard, rood, rude: — Neat, knit, hint, naught, 
want, not, night ; net, went, note, wont, nut, hunt ; aunt, haunt, gnat, 
knout: — Need, weaned, wind, gnawed, yawned, nod, wand, wind, hind, 
whined ; neighed, waned, end, wend, node, owned, honed ; and, hand, 
wound, hound. 

Exercise XXYIII. 

Words written with two alphabetic consonant- signs, the last of 
which is t, and the first p, b, ch, or j. ( The monosyllables 
herein contained are not written with half-lengths, on account of 
interference with vowel-signs ; as pt half-length with the word- 
sign far of, etc.) 

Peat, heaped, pit, pity, whipped, hipped, pot, hopped, piety, pate, aped, 
petty, wept, poet, hoped, opiate, putty, pat, patty, apt, happed, hooped, 
put, pout. 

Beat, bootee, Beatty, bit, bought, bot, bite, bate, abate, bet, Betty, 
abet, boat, obit, but, bat, abbot, habit, bateau, boot, booty, Bute, beauty, 
pout, about, howbeit. 

Cheat, chit, Chitty, witched, hitched, watched, etched, Choate, hutch* 
ed, chat, chatty, hatched, chewet. 

Jot, jet, jetty, jut, jutty. 



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Exercise XXIX. 

Words written with two alphabetic consonant-signs, the last of 
which is d, and the first p, b, cii, or j. 

Pedee, pawed, pod, pied, paid, payday, pad, Paddy, Padua: — Bede, 
bead, bid, Biddy, bawdy, body, bide, abide, buoyed, boyhood, bayed, 
obeyed, bed, abed, behed, bode, abode, Obed, bud, bad, bedew, bowed : 
— Chid, chawed, chide, chewed : — Judea, jawed, joyed, jade, aged, 
waged, edged, wedged, hedged, Jude, Judah. 

Exercise XXX. 

Words written with two alphabetic consonant-signs, the last of 
which is t. 

Fiat, Fayette, fatty: — Veto, ovate: — Meaty, emit, omit, motto, mighty, 
moiety, empty, Emmet, matty, amity: — Hasty, eyesight, suet: — Wallet, 
eyelet, aZight/Zaity, eZate, alto, owlet: — Aorta, aright, riot, Harietta, hearty, 
Harriet, whereat, hereto, whereto : — Naughty, knotty, unwitty, into, untie, 
Owenite, unto, nutty, aunty, natty, unit, unite, unity, annuity: — Eyeshot, 
shoetie: — Quito, acquit, wicket, quiet, equity, Hecate, quota, acute, acu- 
ity : — Gaiety, agate, gouty. 

Exercise XXXI. 

Words written with two alphabetic consonant- signs, the last of 
which is d. 

Wifehood, highfed, fady : — Vide, avoid, evade, avowed : — Medea, amid, 
midway, Mida, mayweed, Mayday, meadow, meadowy, muddy, moody, 
humid : — Youthhood : — Aside, acid : — Azote : — Lydia, IZiad, HiZda, waZ- 
Zowed, holiday, WaZdo, hoZZowhead, hoZZoweyed ; AZida, aZZied, eyeZid, aZ- 
Zoyed, Zady, aZZayed, wayZaid, weZZaday, Lodi, HuZda, iZZude, eZude, aZZude, 
haZZooed, haZZowed, HaZZiday, aZoud : — Tweedy, wearied, award, horrid, 
arrayed, wayward, ready, ^hoda, ruddy, wordy, worried, hu?-ried, arid, 
hardy, harried, harrowed, rowdy, Howard : — Needy, iEneid, niddy, In- 
dia, windy, window, winnowed, Hindoo, noddy, Oneida, Naiad, annoyed, 
unweighed, unwed, honeyed, honeydew, one-eyed, handy, undue, en- 
dow: — Issued, shady, shadow, shadowy: — Weekday, wicked, hawk- 
eyed, Acadia, echoed, caddy: — Giddy, gaudy, goody, egad: — Winged, 
hanged, whanged. 

Exercise XXXII. 

Words written with the perpendicular double-length consonant- 
signs. 

Outwit, Otaheite, Tahite, toto, tattoo, tutti: — Heated, toddy, tidy, 
whitewood, Whitehead, today, waited, awaited, hated, whetted, Teddy, 
toady, Atwood, hooted, outdo : — Weeded, heeded, widowed, widowhood, 



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wadded, Dido, iodid, aided, waded, eddied, wedded, headed, daddy, ad* 
ded, wooded, Wood head, hooded, dowdy: — Deity, debtee, Dewitt, ditty, 
ditto, idiot, audit, oddity, diet, data, Doty, duty, duett, doughty. 

Exercise XXXIII. 

Words having the two consonant-sounds m and P, written with the 
heavy mp-sign. 

Imp, hemp, hump, humpy. 

Exercise XXXIV. 

Words having the two consonant-sounds m and p, written by the 
alphabetic consonant-signs. 

Mop, mope, map, mayhap, Whampoa. 

Exercise XXXV. 

Words written with vowel-signs only* 

We, ye, he, awe, yaw, haw, eye, Iowa, high, why, hoy, ahoy ; aye, 
way, away, yea, hay, whey, owe, woe, hoe ; ah, ha, woo, who, how, 
you, how. 

Exercise XXXVI. 
Words written with the long h-sign, with no consonant-signs. 
Highway, Ohwyhe, Ohio ; wheyey ; Oahu, aha, haha. 



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CHAPTER II. 

WORDS CONTAINING THREE CONSONANT-SOUNDS. 



Exercise I. 
Words written with three long consonant-signs* 

Popish, peeping, popping, Epiphany, puffing, paving, upheaving, 
Pomeroy, palming, potboy, pitting, pitying, petting, patting, putting, 
pouting, pudding, apothegm, piousZy, puZp, puZpy, peZf, paZZiate, pol- 
ity, pillory, piZZage, apoZogy, whipZas^, polish, Polish, PoZZock, ApaZa- 
chee, epiZogue, apoZogue, peeZing, appeaZing, appaZZing, piZing, paZing, 
poZZing, puZZing, piZZowing, purify, purvey, pirouette, party, parity, puri- 
ty, period, parody, perdu, Perth, parole, puerile, parZey, poorZy pureZy, 
pearZy, purZieu, uproar, porch, perch, parch, peerage, porridge, purge, 
perish, parish, Persia, Pyrrhic, pork, park, peruke, periwig, Paraguay, 
pirogue, appearing, paring, pouring, parrying, Paynim, Panama, ap- 
pointee, pioneer, penknife, punic, panic, pitching, patching, paging, 
pushing, peccavi, epicure, Picayune, package, peacock, Pickwick, peak* 
ing, picking, poking, packing, pigmy, pagoda, pegging, pink. 

Biped, babyish, bobwi<?, bobbing, befall, befell, befool, Bavaria, 
bivouac, behaving, behooving, Bombay, bamboo, balmiZy, beaming, Ba* 
tavia, botany, beating, Bitting, biting, bating, abating, betting, abetting, 
boating, butting, habiting, batting, bedaub, Abdiel, bidding, biding, abid- 
ing, bedding, beheading, boding, budding, bedewing, bathing, BiZboa, 
buZb, beZief, baiZiff, BaZfe, beZieve, BoZivia, beZove, BeZZevue, BaaZam, 
BeZZamy, abiZity, biZZetdoux, buZZhead, BaZiol, BeZial, BouZogne, beZch, 
biZge, buZge, aboZi.s^, biZk, obZique, obZoquy, beZZyache, buZk, buZky, buZ- 
Zock, bowZeg, biZZing, biZZowing, bawZing, obZong, beZong, beZying, boil* 
ing, baiZing, beZaying, bewaiZing, beZZowing, bowZing, buZZing, buZZying, 
barb, bereave, Birmah, mVdeye, Bordeaux, birth, boreas, burZey, barZey, 
burial, borrower, bearer, barrier, Hibernia, Borneo, barony, birch, 
barge, bearish, barouche, Burke, bark, Barca, barrack, burgh, bearing, 
boring, burying, borrowing, abhorring, burring, burrowing, barring, 
hobnob, bowie-knife, benumb, bonnet, buoyant, bayonet, Bennet, bounty, 



42 PHONOGRAPHIC -WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

baywindow, bowwindow, beyond, behind, beneath, biennial, bienniaZ/y, 
habitual, habituaZZy, bewitchery, bewitching, botching, abjure, budging, 
bishop, bussing, abashing, became, become, becalm, buckwheat, ubiqui- 
ty, bequeath, Buchara, bookish, backache, Habakkuk, balking, bocking, 
bucking, backing, booking, bugaboo, bigamy, Bogota, beguile, Abigail, 
baggage, begging, bagging, bunged, banged, bunghole, bunk, bank, bung- 
ing, banging. 

Foppish, fobbing, fifty, fifth, female, famiZy, famish, foaming, fuming, 
fatuity, fatigue, fathom, PhiZip, PhiZippi, fiZm, fiZmy, feaZty, fauZty, fiZth, 
fiZthy, fiZial, feZony, faiZure, foZZower, fooZery, fiZch, foZiage, foolish, feeZing, 
fiZZing, faZZing, foZZowing, fiZing, foiZing, faiZing, feZZing, foaZing, faZZowing, 
fooZing, fuZZing, fowZing, fueZZing, form, firm, affirm, farm, forty, Faraday, 
fourth, fairZy, farewell, ferule, furZough, farriery, Ferrara, farrier, way- 
farer, furor, forge, forage, ferriage, foreshew, firehook, fork, forky, fore- 
go, farrago, fearing, firing, ferrying, furrowing, affinity, fineZy, fetching, 
fidgety, fishing, effect, affect, fact, fagot, fagged, foggiZy. 

Vivify, vomito, votary, avowedly, viZZify, vaZve, evoZve, voZume, veZZum, 
vaZuate, vioZono, viZZainy, viZZage, VoZga, voZZeying, veiZing, avaiZing, vaZu- 
ing, verify, variety, verity variate, Verona, virago, veering, varying, aver- 
ring, venom, vanity, vignette, vendee, vendue, vaniZZa, veneer, avenge, 
voyaging, visual, vacuum, evict, vocate, evoked, evacuate, vacuity, evok- 
ing. < t 

Homeopathy, maypole, mopping, moping, mapping, imbibe, embalm, 
embody, Mobile, embower, ambush, humbug, ambigue, imbuing, moving, 
memoir, memory, mammoth, mammaZia, mummery, mimic, maiming, 
emptier, amateur, mutiny, meeting, emitting, omitting, mating, emptying, 
matting, mooting, humidity, immediate, maidhood, moodiZy, Madeira, 
Medina, Madonna, mid-age, modish, muddying, mouthing, moZZify, MaZta, 
humiZity, muZatto, miZdew, meZody, mouZdy, maZady, moZar, maZa/ia, 
miZch, miZeage, miZiZia, miZk, miZky, MiZwaukee, miZkyway, MoZoch, 
AmaZek, MoZucca, MaZacca, MaZachi, MaZaga, meZZowing, Murphy, Mora- 
via, Miriam, Marietta, Martha, mirth, mereZy, mer?*iZy, mirror, merino, 
March, merge, emerge, marriage, hemorrhage, marsh, marshy, mirage, 
mark, waymark, murky, homeric, America, marquee, Morocco, marring, 
marrying, mooring, immuring, omnium, minute, amenity, emanate, human- 
ity, immunity, monody, Monday, monied, manhood, womanhood, moon- 
eyed, Maynooth, month, menial, hymenial, meanZy, ManiZZa, Manuel, Eman- 
uel, manZy, meanwhile, munch, manage, minutiae, womanish, maniac, am- 
moniac, Munich, meaning, mining, moaning, manning, mutual, mutuaZZy, 
matching, imagery, magic, imaging, Mesheck, meshing, mashing, meek- 
Zy, Mackinaw, mawkish, mocking, making, haymaking, magpie, maggoty, 
mahogany, Magog, mink, monk. 

Typify, topheavy, tiptoe, topic, tapioca, tipping, topping, typing, Tabi- 
tha, tobacco, tuft, outfit, outvote, tumefy, tomato, Timothy, oatmeal, 
timeZy, tameZy, tomorrow, tamer, tumor, Tammany, tomahawk, teaming, 
timing, taming, twitting, tattooing, tedium, te-deum, toothache, teething, 
tithing, outZeap, tuZip, tweZve, outZive, PtoZemy, utiZity, outZawry, tiZZage, 
itaZic, tiZZing, toiZing, teZZing, toZZing, taZZying, taZZowing, terrify, turf, tar- 
iff, term, Terre-Haute, tarty, tardy, terrier, terror, tyranny, attorney, 
torch, outreach, outrage, targe, Turk, turkey, outwork, tiring, attiring, 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. V_ 43 

tearing, tarring, tarrying, tenet, attenuate, eighteenth, tenth, townhouse, 
toenail, tenure, tinge, twinge, tonnage, tonic, tunic, touchwood, touch- 
hole, techiZy, touchiZy, teaching, twitching, touching, attaching, toyshop, 
whitewashing, tweaking, ticking, talking, taking, tucking, tacking, attack* 
ing, twigging, tugging, outgoing, tagging, wittingZy, twink, tank, twank, 
tongueiug, twanging. 

Deputy, depth, deeply, dipping, duping, daybeam, debar, Woodbury, 
debauch, debauchee, daybook, daubing, dubbing, dabbing, defame, de- 
feat, doffed, deft, deified, defied, edified, defile, edifier, defter, defer, dei- 
fying, defying, doffing, edifying, devotee, deviate, devote, devout, divide, 
devoid, David, devour, diving, dimity, dimZy, admire, demur, demure, 
domino, damage, dimish, deeming, dimming, damning, dooming, dative, 
auditing, dotting, dieting, dating, editing, doting, doubting, diadem, deed- 
ing, deathwatch, deZve, diZemma, DeZta, DaZiZah, deZayer, DeZaware, ide- 
oZogy, deZuge, wedZock, hidaZgo, diaZogue, deaZing, diaZZing, deZaying, 
headlong, dweZZing, doZing, duZZing, daZZying, dwarf, Woodruff, derive, 
diorama, dirty, dearth, dearZy, dearer, dirge, doric, headw r ork, dirk, 
dark, daring, adoring, during, Danube, dainty, denote, doughnut, Dun- 
dee, denied, headwind, addenda, denude, denial, hiddenZy, Daniel, down- 
hill, dingy, Danish, denying, woodchuck, ditching, dodging, discing, 
dashing, dacapo, decoyed, decayed, docking, decoying, decaying, duck- 
ing, dogwood, headgear, doggish, digging, dogging, wedding-day, dung- 
hill, hoodwink, donkey, dinging. 

Authority, thatching, thievish, thummin, Thyatira, Theodora, Theo- 
dore, athZete, theoZogy, theorem, thirty, etherial, thoroughZy, thorny, 
atheneum, thinZy, thickhead, think, thank. Heathenish. 

AZZopathy, Zoophole, WaZpole, Zeapyear, Zeaping, yeZping, heZping, eZop- 
ing, Zapping, Zapwing, AZabama, aZbum, aZbeit, Zabial, Liberia, wheeZbar- 
row, AZbany, aZbino, AZbion, weZZbeing, Zobbying, eZbowing, Zofty, haiZfeZ- 
Zow, we/fare, eZfish, Zaughing, Levite, Zevity, Livonia, Zavish, Zeaving, Ziving, 
Zaving, Zoving, Zevying, Zimbo, AZmighty, Zouisd'or, weZZdoing, heaZthiZy, 
Zathing, Zoathing, ZuZZaby, ZoyaZty, ZiZac, owZZike, aZZheaZing, ZoZZing, ZuZZing, 
aZarm, aZarum, Zaureate, Loretio, hiZarity, aZready, WaZworth, Zyric, Zurk, 
/ark, Zeering, Zowering, Zuring, aZZuring, ZameZy, AZmira, aZumni, Zimbing, 
Zaming, wheZming, Zooming, Zenity, OZinda, Zinea), Lynch, Zunch, Zaunch, 
Zineage, Zunge, Zounge, Zeaning, Zining, Zeeching, Zatching, euZogium, Zogic, 
eZegiac, Zodging, aZZedging, lashing, Ziquify, weZcome, aZchymy, Zocket, 
heZZcat, eZect, EZecta, Zocate, aZiquot, Zookout, Ziquid, Zackaday, aZackaday, 
Zackeyed, aZcohol, aZkaZi, Laocoon, Zeakage, Zeaking, Zicking, Zocking, Zik- 
ing, Zacking, Zooking, Zegatee, Zoghut, Zegate, Zogwood, AZZeghany, Zug- 
gage, Zeaguing, Zegging, Zugging, Zagging, LongZey, wiZZingZy, Zink, Zank, 
Zength, Zengthy, Zingo, Zonging. 

Repeal, repel! , reappear, rapier, repair, European, reaping, ripping, 
warping, repaying, harping, wrapping, rebuff, .Kehoboam, i2ehoboth, 
rebel, ArabeZZa, rubbage, rubbish, iZebecca, Arabic, rebuke, ribbing, 
robbing, robing, rubbing, Raphael, referee, warfare, wherefore, Orphean, 
refugee, wharfage, refuge, horrific, reefing, wharfing, roofing, revive, re- 
veal, reveiZZe, revere, reviewer, revenue, ijavenna, ravage, ravish, re- 
voke, riving, arriving, raving, roving, reviewing, ramify, remove, reme- 
dy, wormwood, armada, warmth, Yarmouth, warmZy, harmony, rum- 



44 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

mage, Romish, warming, rhyming, roaming, worming, arming, harming, 
ramming, rioting, orthoepy, earthly, wherewithal, wreathing, writhing, 
reassume, warehousing, harelip, relief, Ralph, relieve, heirloom, realm, 
Harlem, reality, royalty, raillery, horoZogy, relish, warlike, relic, hireling, 
relying, roiling, railing, relaying, erelong, rolling, whirling, rallying, rul- 
ing, rowelling, rarify, rarity, rarely, roarer, hierarchy, rehearing, roar- 
ing, rainbow, warrantee, hereinto, whereinto, hereunto, whereunto, 
warranty, rondeau, ironwood, renewal, wrench, orange, range, arrange, 
.Khenish, wryneck, iZoanoke, ruining, renewing, richly, archly, reach- 
ing, arching, rejudge, ridging, raging, urging, heirship, worship, reassure, 
rushing, Rechab, requiem, rickety, rackety, arcade, Arcadia, re-echoed, 
recall, recoil, Rockwell, heroically, require, rakish, wreaking, rocking, 
raking, wrecking, working, racking, regalia, Argyle, regale, roguish, rig- 
ging, arguing, wronged, harangued, wringer, wronger, rank, ringing, 
wronging, haranguing. 

Unhappily, unpack, Winnepeg, nipping, napping, unhooping, nabob, 
nobody, nebula, unbar, unbeing, nabbing, infamy, unfair, naivety, unveil, 
Navarre, knavish, invoke, unweaving, inveighing, envying, nymph, en- 
mity, animate, named, Numidia, unmade, numbed, namely, unmarry, 
unmoor, nominee, pneumonia, unmake, naming, numbing, entomb, anat- 
omy, notary, untying, needily, handily, unduly, unheeding, undying, un- 
doing, endowing, endueing, anthem, anathema, nothing, unwieldy, un- 
healthy, unwea/thy, kneeling, annealing, unwilling, nailing, inhaling, 
knelling, unhardy, unearthy, unworthy, nearly, unwarily, narrowly, hon- 
orary, narrower, New York, Newark,- nearing, unwearying, unerring, 
inuring, Ninevah, ninety, inanity, noonday, innuendo, unhandy, ninth, un- 
hinge, nuncio, anchovy, notching, hunching, Angelo, hinging, enjoying, 
unship, uns^ady, unsheathe, insure, gnashing, unusual, unusually, hen- 
coop, income, iniquity, unquiet, uncouth, unequal, unequally, uncoil, en- 
quire, inquiry, encore, encage, uncage, Hancock, incog, nicking, knock- 
ing, unyoking, unhooking, enigma, unhanged, winningly, knowingly, un- 
hanging. 

Hotchpotch, chipping, chopping, chapping, Cholmondely, [pronounced 
Chumley,] chimney, chiming, chilling, cherub, charity, cheerily, charily, 
charge, cherish, Cherokee, cheering, charring, chaining, Chickapee, 
Choctaw, chalking, cheeking, choking, chucking, chink, chinky, chunk, 
chinking. 

Hajypaour, hodgepodge, jibboom, jubilee, jobbing, jibing, gyving, Jemi- 
ma, Gemini, Jamaica, jamming, jotting, jetting, jutting, Judith, agedly, 
Jotham, joyously, jalap, agility, jollity, agilely, jollily, Julianna, jewelling, 
Jeremy, Jeremiah, Jerome, joram, juror, Jerusha, Jericho, jerk, jeering, 
ja?-ring, Geneva, junta, junto, janty, January, joining, judged, judging, 
Jacob, Jehoiakim, jackdaw, jockeying, joking, jogging, jagging, junk. 

Ispahan, sheepish, shipping, shopping, shaping, shabbily, shaving, shov- 
ing, Ishmael, Shimri, shaming, shamming, shading, shedding, shadowing, 
sheathing, shallop, Shelby, shelf, shelve, sho.lt, shield, shelled, shallowly, 
shilling, spelling, sharp, sheriff, surety, shearer, shearing, sharing, assur- 
ing, Ashantee, shanty, oceanic, Oceanica, shining, Chicago, shocking, 
shaking, shank. 

Cupola, equipage, keeping, equipping, copying, coping, cupping, cap- 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 45 

ping, cobweb, cubeb, cabal, cabbage, Quebec, cubic, coughing, cuffing, 
quaffing, covet, cavity, caveat, equivoque, caving, Cambay, comity, come- 
dy, Camilla, comely, calmly, chime?*a, qualmish, comic, Accomac, comb- 
ing, calming, quieter, catarrh, chaotic, aquatic, hectic, quieting, academy, 
Caleb, caliph, qualify, column, quality, equality, Chaldea, coolly, collier, 
cholera, colony, cool'ish, calash, colic, colloquy, calico, coZleague, eclogue, 
keeling, equalling, killing, calling,, coiling, quailing, quelling, culling, 
cooling, carp, cu?-b, Caribbee, Corfu, curfew, curve, carve, quorum, 
quarto, queerly, career, currier, courier, Corunna, courage, carriage, 
cork, corky, Kirk, quirk, cargo, quarrying, acquiring, currying, carrying, 
curing, canopy, connive, convoy, convey, economy, icouium, canto, coun- 
ty, candy, Canada, keenly, queenly, canaille, canal, quench, coinage, 
weakening, conning, coining, wakening, awakening, cunning, hackney- 
ing, Canning, actual, actually, actuary, catching, cajole, caging, kedging, 
cashier, cashing, quashing, casual, casually, cockawhoop, quickly coequal, 
coequalZy, cockney, kicking, caulking, caking, quaking, cooking, cogged, 
cogging, kinged, kingly, kink, congo, kinging. 

Gibeon, giving, Gomorrah, gaming, gumming, guitar, giddily, gaudi- 
ly, Gotham, gothic, gulp, gallop, Gilboa, Guelph, gulf; guilty, Goliath, 
Gallilee, gallery, Galena, Gallicia, Gallic, Gaelic, galling, gulling, garb, 
Gurley, gorge, ignore, gaining, gunning, wagoning, guaging, gouging, 
gushing, gashing, Guayaquill, gagging. 

Youngling, Hungary, winking, anguish. 

Exercise II. 

Words written with treble-length consonant-signs. 

Hoitytoity, tete-a-tete; twitted, hotheaded, attitude, tattooed: — Audit- 
ed, dotted, dieted, dated, edited, doted, doubted; deeded, deadhead, 
deadwood. 

Exercise III. 
Words of two consonant-signs, with a final s-circle. 

Pumice, piteous, poetess, poetize, Pythias, pathos, hapless, police, 
pulse, palace, hopeless, pelisse, piles, poles, pulls, peeress, Pyrrhus, porus, 
Paris, pierce, purse, parse, peruse, happiness, apex. 

Obvious, beeves, beauteous, bodice, abduce, bathos, bilious, Balize, 
bourse, abeyance, because, box, ibex, Bacchus. 

Phoebus, Fabius, fives, famous, foetus, fides, false, wifeless, fierce, Pha- 
ros, force, furze, farce, finis, affiance, finesse, euphonious, fewness, eupho- 
nize, effigies, officious, fix, affix, fox, folks, focus. 

Valise, waveless, viewless, avarice, various, virus, Venus, Venice, heav- 
iness, vicious, vex. 

Emboss, aimless, emuZous, homeless, Morse, Maurice, Morris, mayor- 
ess, morose, morass, amorous, humorous, Mars, ominous, menace, minus, 
Minos, humanize, Machias, mix, make3. 

Topaz, typhus, outface, Thomas, Thames, tedious, witless, atlas, Taurus, 
terrace, terse, tierce, haughtiness, witness, wittiness, hotness, whiteness, 
eyewitness, weightiness, wetness, Tunis, tax, hatcase, tongs. 



46 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Headpiece, depose, debase, dubious, deface, edifice, diffuse, devious, 
device, devise, advice, advise, demise, duteous, deduce, duds, heedZess, 
nidZess, headZess, dewZess, ideaZize, idoZize, odorous, duresse, audience, 
oddness, Adonis, wideness, Dennis, woodiness, dewiness, duchess, auda- 
cious, Dix, docks, decks, doings. 

Thaddeus, Theseus, theorize, etherize, ethics. 

Heathenize. 

Lapse, eZapse, AZps, AZpheus, Zettuce, Zotis, Zattice, ZawZess, waZrus, hi- 
Zarious, iZZness, hoZZowness, Zioness, aZZiance, oiZiness, yeZZowness, whoZe- 
ness, hoZiness, Zowness, wooZiness, aZZowance, Lyons, euZogize, Zu«c£ous, 
Lucius, Zikewise, Zax, Zungs. 

Repass, repose, Erebus, Arabs, Orpheus, orifice, refuse. .Rufus, revise, 
remiss, reams, arms, riotous, radius, arduous, reduce, reZease, reaZize, 
hcirZess, rehearse, dryness, airiness, hairiness, erroneous, harness, ruin- 
ous, Uranus, righteous, rejoice, orgies, Argos, Argus. 

Infuse, invoice, envious, novice, entice, notice, induce, Indus, nowa- 
days, endwise, Indies, Andes, Norse, unhorse, unawares, Narrows, nigh- 
ness, annoyance, Ninus, oneness, enhance, newness, announce, Natchez, 
nauseous, incase, encase, uncase, onyx, annex. 

Chops, chaZice, Chinese. 

Jabez, James, Judas, judaize, joyZess, JuZius, edgeZess, jeaious, genius, 
Junius, Genoese, Janus, Jonas, hugeness, jocose, jackass. 

Sheers, shares, shyness, showiness. 

Usurious. 

Cheops, copse, coppice, copious, capias, equipoise, Caiphas, quietus, 
Cadiz, caZZous, coaZesce, keels, equaZize, course, chorus, caress, coerce, 
curse, accurse, curious, cuirass, carouse, weakness, coyness, cautious. 

Egotize, goddess, gills, gales, gaZZows, gayness, Agnes, agonize. 

Anxious, hunks. 

Exercise IV. 

Words of three consonant-signs — the last being the alphabetic 

s or z. 

Papacy, pitsaw, pothouse, Potosi, potassa, paZsey, poZicy, pursue, pan- 
acea: — Betsey, Boadicea, buZZseye, beerhouse, buoyancy, bakehouse:— 
FaZZacy, foresee, Pharisee, fancy, foxy, efficacy: — Embassy, Malmsey, 
midsea, madhouse, MeZissa, mercy, Manasseh: — Tipsy, Tobias, TaZZa- 
hassee, Tennessee, eatinghouse : — Devisee, Darius, dairyhouse, adequacy: 
—Theresa: — Linsey, Zunacy, AZonzo, Zegacy, Zoghouse: — Ramsey, re- 
Zessee, workhouse :— Nancy : — CheZsea : — Gipsey, jea/ousy, Genessee, 
Genesseo :< — Accuracy. 

Exercise V. 

Words written with an l-hook-sign, followed by a simple conso- 
nant-sign. 

Applepie ; plumb, plume ; Platea, Plato, Pluto ; playday ; plavhouse ; 
plaza ; player ; Pliny ; pledge ; plush ; pluck ; plague, plug ; plying, ap- 
plying, playing, ploughing. 



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Blab ; bluff; blame, bloom ; blithe ; blear, blur, blower, abler ; bleach, 
blotch; oblige) blush, blueish; bleak, block, black; hobbling, blow- 
tag- 

Flip, flop, flap; flabby; effluvia ;• flame , phlegm, flam, flnrae; flitty, 
flighty, floaty ; fluid 5 fleecy ; flywheel, flail ; flier, highflier, Flora, flow- 
er, flowery, flare; flitch; fledge; flesh, flush, flash; flock, flake, fluke; 
flog, flag, flaggy ;- fleeing, flying, highflying, flowing, fling, whiffling, flay- 
ing, flung. 

Hemlock. 

Whittling. 

Idler, wheedler, waddler, huddler ; idling, wheedling, waddling, hud- 
dling, addling, 

Unlatch; inlock, unlock, unlike, unlucky ; inlaying. 

Clip, clap; club; cliff, clef ; cleave, clave, clevy, clove; climb, claim, 
acclaim, clam, clammy; cloudy; cloth; clothe; clear, Clare, Clara? 
clutch; clash, clayish; clique, click, clock, cloak, cluck, clack; clog; 
clin<?, clawing, cloying, clung, clang, hackling, clewing. 

Glib, globe ; glaive, glove ; gleam, glum, gloom, gloomy ; eagle-eyed \ 
glossy, glassy ; glare, glory ? glowing, haggling. 

Exercise VI. 

Words written with an r*hoob>sign, followed by a simple consonant* 

sign* 

Prop, apropos; probe; proof; privy, prove, t approve ; prim, prime, 
proemj pretty; prithee; prowess ; prosy ; April, prowl; prior, prayer, 
priory, prairie ; preach, approach ; Prussia ; prick ; prog, prig, Prague ', 
prying, praying. 

Bribe; brief; breve, brave, bravo; brim, Ibraham, Brahma, Abraham, 
Abram, broom ; ebriety ; Brady ; broth, breath ; breathe J breezy ; broil, 
brawl ; briar, brewer, brewery \ brawny, briny, O'Brien ; breach, 
breachy, broach, brooch j bridge, abridge j bru^, brushy, bras& / brick, 
Brock, break, broke, brack, bracky, brook; brig, brogue, brag; bring, 
braying, brung, brewing. 

Fphraim, from, frame ; Friday ; frith, froth, frothy ; free/y, frill, frail j 
freer, friar ; Phrygia ; fresh, afresh ; freak, frock, Afric, Africa ; frog ; free- 
ing, offering, frying, Wafering. 

Overpay ; overbuy, verb j overdo, everyday j oversee ; overwise j over- 
haul, overlay, Haverhill ; overhear, everywhere, overweary ' overwatch, 
virtue ; average ; overshoe ; wavering, hovering, overhang. 

Hammering, humoring. 

Trip, tripe, trope, trap, troop; tribe; trough, trophy, trim; treaty, 
Iroy^weight; triad; truth; Tracy, Utter/y, trial, trill, trail, troll, truly j 
trier, utterer, truer; triune; trudge; tras&, tra^y; trick, trochee, truck, 
track, trachea; trig; trying, watering, uttering. 

Drip, drop, drape, droop' drub, drab; drive, drove; dream, dram, 
drachm; Druid; drouth; dressy; drowsy; drill, drawl, droll, dry£y, 
dreul: drear, dreary, drawer, dryer; dredge, drudge; drake draco 3 
drug, drag; drawing, drying. 



48 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Throb ; thrive; thrum; throughout; thrill, thrall; thresh, thrush, thraj^, 
throng, throwing. 

Hitherto; withering, weathering. 

Unrip, unripe, enwrap, unwrap ; Henrietta ; unready ; inwreathe, un* 
wreathe ; unreal, enroll, unroll, unruly ; enrich ; enrage ; unrash ; unrig ; 
honoring, unwrung. 

Wagering. 

Shrub, shrubby ; shrieve, shrive, shrove ; shrill, shriZZy ; shrewish ; 
shriek ; shrug ; ushering. 

Usurer. 

Creep, crop, crape, croup; crib, crab; crave; cream, creamy, Crimea, 
crime, crumb, cram ; create, cruet ; crossway, Cressy ; crazy ; crawl, 
cruel, cruelly ; crier ; crony, crayon ; crotch, crutch, crouch ; crush, crash ; 
creak, creek, crock, Cracow, croak, crack, crook ; crag; crying, accruing. 

Grip, Agrippa, gripe, grape, grope, group; grab, grub; gruff; grieve, 
aggrieve, grave, gravy, grove, groove ; groom, Graham ; gritty, grotto ; 
greedy, O'Grady ; growth, grassy ; greasy ; eagerZy, GreeZy, growl, gru- 
el ; grower ; grudge ; grayish ; Greek ; grog ; agreeing, growing. 

Exercise VII. 
Words written with a simple consonant* sign, followed by an l-hook- 

SIGN. 

People, papal, pupil ; payable, Puebla, pebble, pebbly ; hopeful, hope* 
fully ; pommel, pummel ; petal ; peddle, puddle, paddle, poodle ; pithily ; 
penal, panel ; apishly; pickle. 

Bauble, Bible, Babel, bubble, babble ; buffalo, baffle ; bevel ; beetle, 
bottle, battle ; beadle, Biddle ; Bethel; boyishly, hushel; buckle; bog* 
gle, bugle. 

Feeble, feebly, foible, fable, affable, affably; fiddle, fuddle, faddle ; 
final, finally, fennel, funnel; facial, official, officially; fickle. 

Verily ; venal, venally, evenly, vainly, heavenly ; vigil ; vehicle, vocal, 
vocally. 

Imply, employ, maple ; amiable, amiably, humble ; mufHe ; middle, 
model, medal, meddle, muddle; mainly, humanly, humanely; Mitchell; 
meekly, Michael, muckle. 

Tipple, topple ; eatable, table ; hateful, hatefully, toughly ; tittle, twat* 
tie, title, total, totally, tattle; tweedle, twaddle, toodle; tunnel; Tekel, 
tickle, tackle. 

Deploy, dapple ; audible, audibly, edible, double, doubly, dabble ; 
heedful, needfully, deafly ; devil ; ducal. 

Youthful, youthfully, thickly, ethical, ethically. 

HeaZable, Ziable, Zibel, Zabel, aZZowable, aZ/owably; Zawful, lawfully, 
wiZful, wiZfully ; Zively, Zevel, Zovely, aZZuvial ; hellishly ; likely ; Zegal, Ze- 

nipple, iZipley, reply, reapply ; warble, horrible, horribly, wearable, 
rebel, ruble, arable, rabble ; rifle, ruffle, roughly, ireful, irefully, raffle, 
rueful, ruefully; revel, rival, arrival, ravel; auroral, ruraZ, ruraZZy ; 
rashly ; oracle ; regal, regally, wriggle. 



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Nipple ; nibble, Niblo, Nabal, enable, unable, noble, nobly, ennoble, 
Hannibal ; novel, naval, naively, anvil ; enamel, animal ; angel ; initial / 
Nicholl, knuckle, unclew. 

Cheaply, chapel ; chiefly, watchful, watchfully ; channel ; chuckle. 

Joyful; jovial, jovially ; genial, genially; joggle, juggle. 

Wishful, wishfully, shuffle ; shovel ; shuttle ; shackle. 

Couple ; quibble, equable, equably, cobble, cable ; coffle, wakeful , 
coeval, cavil ; camel ; caudle, cuddle ; kennel ; cudgel ; cockle, cackle t 



Gobble, gable, gabble ; gavel, gunwale ; hoggisftZy, waggis&Zy ; giggle, 
goggle. 
Inkle, uncle, ankle ; angle. 

Exercise VIII. 

Words written with a simple consonant-sign, followed by the up- 
stroke rZ-siGN. 

PeriZ, pearZ : — Beryl, BurriZ, barrel : — Furl : — Moral, morally, Merrill, 
mural: — TyroZ, twirZ :— LaureZ : — GnarZ: — Coral, corally, curZ, curZy, 
carZe, caroZ : — GirZ. 

Exercise IX. 
Words written with a simple consonant-sign, followed by an R- 

HOOK-SIGN. 

Pauper, piper, paper, pepper, peppery, popery, puffer, paver, palmer, 
poetry, padre, powder, powdery, pinery, penury, oppugner, pusher, 
pucker. 

Beaver, abettor, betray, bother, binary, banner, Abner, Beecher, butch- 
er, butchery, badger, beaker, bicker, baker, bakery, backer, Aboukir, 
beggar, beggary. 

Foppery, fibber, fibre, fifer, fever, favor, fitter, fighter, fetter, after, fat- 
ter, feeder, fodder, feather, feathery, father, finer, finery, feature, future, 
fisher, fissure, fishery, figure. 

Viper, vapor, voter, vainer, venery, voucher, voyager, vicar, vigor, va- 
gary. 

Hamper, ombre, ember, embryo, umbra, imbrue, Humphrey, mover, 
meter, mitre, mater, mutter, matter, madder, mother, minor, manner, 
major, measure, mocker, mockery, maker, haymaker, meagre. 

Taper, toper, Tupper, Tabor, tougher, whatever, titter, twitter, totter, 
tighter, tatter, tutor, tawdry, tither, tether, tinner, tenor, tanner, teacher, 
talker, taker, tucker, outcry, tiger, tugger. 

Dipper, dapper, diaper, Deborah, differ, defray, diver, Dover, daugh- 
ter, auditor, editor, debtor, doubter, deanery, dinner, donor, ditcher, 
dodger, dowager, decree, dicker, decry, decker, ducker, degree, digger, 
dagger. 

Thievery, theatre. 

Withdraw, withdrew, thither. 

Leper, Zabor, Zubber, Zoafer, Zaugher, Zever, Ziver, Zivery OZiver, Zaver, 



60 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Zover, Jitter, Walter, aZtar, halter, Zighter, Zoiter, Zater, tetter, Matter, u/tra, 
deader, wilder, eZder, oZder, hoZder, Zadder, Luther, Zealher, EZeanor, ul- 
nar, Zunar, lechery, Zodger, Zedger, leisure, Ziquor, Zucre, Zooker, aZZegory, 
Zeaguer, aZZegro, Zugger. 

Reaper, ripper, harper, wrapper, robber, rubber, arbor, harbor, reefer, 
revery, wherever, river, raver, rover, rAymer, roamer, armor, armory, 
rumor, Warner, runner, archer, archery, richer, rasher, rasure, erasure ; 
worker, rigor, roguery. 

Newbury, neighbor, knavery, never, whenever, Hanover, enamor, en- 
try, nutria, winter, wintry, Andrew, neither, nether, another, nunnery, 
nature, injure, injury, knocker, negro, Niger. 

Chopper, chaffer, Cheever, achiever, whichever, chimer, chider, chow- 
der, Cheshire, checker, choaker. 

Jobber, jabber, Jeffrey, Jethro, joker, jigger. 

Shiver, shivery, shaver, shaker, sugar. 

Keeper, copper, caper, cooper, coffer, quiver, cover, quaver, calmer, 
cotter, cater, equator, Hector, cutter, actor, accoutre, coiner, awakener, 
codger, quicker, quaker, quackery, cookery, cougar. 

Giver, gaiter, getter, gutter, gather, gunner, gunnery, gainer, wagon* - 
er, gauger, gouge. 

Anchor, hunger, hungry, younger, anger, angry. 

Exercise X. 

Words written with an l-hook consonant-sign*, with the s or a-ctR- 
cle at the end* 

Please, applause, plies, applies; place, plays, plus; apples. — Bliss, 
hobbles ; blaze, blows ; blues i— Fieece, flaws, waffles, flies ; flays, flows ; 
flues \ — Evils, hovels;— Whittles t — Wheedles, waddles, idols, idles ; hud* 
dies; addles; — Inlays, analyze; unlace, Unlays, unless; annals, unloose! 
«— Hetchells; — Clause; close, close; class, clews!-— Eagles, glees, wig* 
gles, gloss ; glaze, glows, ogles } glass, glues. 

Exercise XI. 

Words written with an r-hook consonant- sign*, with a circle at 

the end* 

Prize, apprize, price ; praise, appraise, press, oppress, prose \ prows t 
• — Breeze, Hebrews, hebraize; brays, brace; brass, bruise, brows :-= 
Freeze, friz, offers, fries; phrase •— * Wavers, hovers '—Hammers, hu* 
mors : — Trice, tries ; trace, truss ; truce i— -Dross ; dress* address ; drowse I 
—Authoress, thrice, authorize ; throes {—Withers ; Weatherwise, other* 
wise : — Honors : — Watchers : — Wagers t — ^Ushers : — Crease, cross, across, 
cries ; craze ; cruse, cruise t — Greece, grease, egress ; grace, grafce, grose, 
grows, ogress ; grass. 



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Exercise XIL 

Words written with the spl-series of consonant-signs* 

Supply; supple:— -Sybil? sable: — Safely: — Civil, civilly, Seville, swiv- 
el: — Simile: — Settle, subtle: — Swaddle, sidle; saddle: — So the] : — Se- 
nile: — Switchel; satchel: — Sickle, sickly, cycle ; suckle 

Exercise XIII. 

Words written with the alphabetic s or z-sign, followed by a full- 
kngth consonant-sign, with an l-hook attached to iU 

Useful, usefully, icicle, EzekieL 

Exercise XIV. 

Words written with the triple consonant-combination of the r-series. 

g Sweeper, spree, sipper, spry; spray, supper; sapper, sprew:— Cibber, 
zebra; sabre, sober: — Cypher; safer, suffer, zephyr: — Savior, savor, 
sever; salver: — Seemer, simmer, swimmer; summer: — Sweeter, straw; 
satyr, stray, strow, setter; strew, suitor: — -Cedar, solder, cider; sadder: — 
Seether; soother: — Senior, sinner, signer; saner; sooner: — Suture: — 
Sager:— Seizure: — Seeker, sicker; sucker; sacker, Zachary, screw: — 
Seager, swigger; swagger. 

Exercise XV. 

Words written with an alphabetic s or z, followed by a full-length 
consonant-sign, with an r-hook attached to iU 

Whisper : — Housewifery : — Whosoever, howsoever : — Sea water, ice- 
water : — Assigner :— Issacher, Oscar : — Wiseacre, 

Exercise XVL 

Words written with a simple consonant-sign, with an s or z-circle 
at the beginning and another at the end* 

Spice ; space, suppose ; spouse : — Suffice ; suffuse : — Samos : — Side- 
ways ; seduce : — Sfice, soZace ; zea/ous ; sfuice : — Serious, series ; source : 
—Sneeze, since, sinus ; sense ; snooze : — Squeeze, six ; sex ; Sacs. 



52 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise XVII. 

Words written with an alphabetic s or z-sign, followed by a full- 
length consonant, with an s or z-circle at the end. 

Auspice, espouse : — Ossifies : — Isthmus, assumes : — Hostess : — UseZess : 
— Azores : — Science, iciness, easiness, wiseness. 

Exercise XVIII. 
Words written with a simple consonant-sign, preceded by an st- 

LOOP. 

Steep, stop ; step ; stoop : — Stub, stubby ; stab : — Stiff; stuff; staff: — 
Stave, stove : — Steam ; stem : — State ; stout, statue : — Steed ; staid, stead, 
steady, stowed, stud, study ; stood, studio : — Stithy : — Stays, stows ; 
stews : — Steel, steely, still, stall, style ; state, Stella, stole ; stooZ : — Steer ; 
stare, stairway, store, stir ; star, starry : — Stain, stone, stony, stun :-— 
Stitch: — Stage, stowage: — Stick, stalk, stock, stocky; stake, stoke, stuck, 
stucco; stack: — Stag:— Sting; staying, stowing, stung ; stewing. 

Exercise XIX. 
Words written tvith a simple consonant- sign, followed by an st or 

ZD-LOOP. 

Pieced, appeased, poised ; paste, post, opposed, pest ; past : — Beast ; 
based, abased, best, behest, boast, bust, buzzed ; boost, abused : — Feast, 
fist, foist ; faced, effaced ; fast, fused, effused : — Vest ; vast, avast : — Mist, 
moist; amazed, most, must; massed, amassed, mused, amused: — Teased, 
twist, tossed ; test, attest, toast : — Deist ; dosed, dozed, dust ; educed, ad- 
duced: — Theist; atheist: — Assist, assized ; assessed: — Easiest, wisest; 
zest : — Least, Zist, lost, whiZst ; Zaced, Zest, Zust ; Zast, Zoosed : — Wrist ; 
raised, erased, rest, aorist, roast, worst ; harassed, roost, roust, roused, 
aroused : — Honest, noised ; nest ; noosed, unused, unhoused : — Chaste, 
chest: — Gist, joist; jest, just; joust: — Kissed, quizzed, cost, accost, caus- 
ed, cased, quest, coast, hoaxed ; cast, waxed, accused : — August ; guest, 
ghost, gust, august ; aghast. 

Exercise XX. 

Words written with a full-length and a half-length consonant-sign — 
the half-length sign last. 

Puffed, pivot, paved, upheaved, pimped, pumped, appetite, optate, 
petit, pitied, pitted, petted, patted, putid, padded, epithet, pelt, PiZate, 
piZot, poZite, peZZet, appeZZate, epauZette, poZZute, paZZet, paiate, puZZet, 
pealed, appealed, appalled, piled, paled, upheld, polled, uphold, pulled, 
pirate, upright, uproot, port, part, apart, peered, appeared, pared, poured, 



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parti, pitched, poached, patched, paged, upshot, pushed, piqued, Pict, 
picket pocket, pecked, poked, packed, packet, puked. 

Befit, buffet, abaft, behaved, behooved, beamed, boomed, bitted, be- 
tid^ baited, abated, abetted, ebbtide, booted, batted, habited, bodied, 
bedded, beheaded, boded, budded, bedewed, bethought, bathed, biZZet, 
built, obZate, bolt, baZZot, baZZette, buZZet, build, bald, boiled, bailed, be- 
wailed, bold, beheld, behold, beard, abhorred, byword, Bayard, board, 
bird, bard, beached, habituate, botched, bewitched, budget, budged, 
bows&ot, abashed, beaked, balked, baked, bucked, bucket, backed, book- 
ed, bigot, begot, bogged, beget, begged, bagged. 

Fobbed, fumed, fitted, fated, fetid, fatted, wafted, footed, faded, half- 
dead, fewest, fiZZet, foZiate, felt, affiZiate, field, afield, filled, filed, foiled, 
failed, felled, fold, fooled, fulled, ferret, fort, feared, fired, fidget, officiate. 

Vapid, vivid, vomit, vamped, vetoed, voted, avoided, evaded, heaviest, 
vault, vioZate, vioZet, vaZet, veiled, availed, avert, veered, averred, viand, 
vitiate. 

Mopped, moped, mapped, mobbed, imbued, moved, Mahomet, maim- 
ed, meted, imitate, emitted, omitted, mated, emptied, matted, mooted, 
mudded, methought, method, mouthed, malt, ome/et, melt, emuZate, muZ- 
Zet, ma^Zeate, HamZet, amuZet, humiliate, mild, mailed, mould, mulled, 
merit, mart, muriate, mired, homeward, marred, moored, matched, im- 
aged, mas&ed, emanate, mocked, maggot. 

Tipped, topped, tippet, tapped, tepid, Thibet, Tobit, hotbed, outbid, 
tempt, attempt, teamed, timid, timed, tamed, toothed, teethed, tithed, 
tilt, twiZight, toiZet, tilled, toiled, tolled, outright, iterate, turret, tart, out- 
root, tired, attired, toward, tarred, towered, outward, twitched, touched, 
attached, twoedged, whitewashed, tweaked, ticket, talked, etiquette, 
tucked, tact, attacked, tugged, tagged. 

Dipped, adopt, adept, adapt, depute, duped, debate, debit, daubed, 
dubbed, dabbed, admit, damped, deemed, Diomede, damned, doomed, 
deZight. dayZight, diZate, dealt, dwelt, dolt, adult, diZute, dulled, doled, 
dirt, dart, dared, adored, Woodward, digit, dodged, dished, dasAed, edict, 
docked, docket, diked, decked, duct, adequate, ducat, woodcut, digged, 
dogged. 

Theft, thumped, thumbed, thwart, athwart, thatched, thicket, thwack- 
ed. 

Withhold, withheld. 

Espied, ice-boat, assumed, housemaid, astute, hoisted, wasted, hasted, 
ousted, assault, osciZZate, isoZate, whistled, assailed, hustled, household, 
assort, assert, seaward, Seward, house Ward, escheat, associate, assuaged, 
whisked, husked, asked. 

Hesitate, Oswald, wizard, hazard. 

Leaped, eeZpot, heZped, eZoped, Zappet, Zapped, Zooped, whaZeboat, haZi- 
but, eZbowed, Zeafed, Zift, Zeft, Zoft, aZoft, Zaughed, aZZeviate, eZevate. Zeav- 
ed, Zived, Zivid, Zaved, Zevied, Zoved, Zimit, weZZmet, heZmet, Zumped, 
Zimbed, Zamed, wheZmed, aZamode, wiZted, baZted, aZZotted, Zighted, 
aZighted, eZated, weZted, wieZded, yieZded, Zauded, eZided, Zaded, Zeaded, 
EZdad, Zoaded, Zoathed, holiest, lowest, Zilt, Zolled, Zulied, wheeZwright, 
alert, leered, leeward, Hilliard, hell ward, wellread, lowered, lured, al- 
lured, Zinnet, waZnut, aZienate, heZZhound^ Zeeched, Zatched, Zatchet, Zodg- 



54 PHONOGRAPHIC-WORD BOOK HO, II 

ed, a/Zedged, leaked, licked, locket, locked, liked, lacked, looked, leagued, 
logged, legged, lugged, lagged* 

-Repeat, reaped, ripped, warped, repaid, harped, trapped, repute, 
rapid, orbit, hereabout, whereabout, rebate, rebut, rabbet, robbed, 
ribbed, robed, rubbed, rabid, reefed, rift, refit, horrified, reft, raft, roof- 
ed, refute, rivet, raved, roved, reviewed, remit, remote, hermit, rimmed, 
warmed, rhymed, roamed, wormed, armed, harmed, rammed, airtight, 
rotate, rotted, righted, rioted, rated, rooted, routed, warded, awarded, 
horded, herded, worded, earthed, wreathed, writhed, re/ate, har/ot, reel- 
ed, roiled, railed, herald, hurled, world, whirled, ruled, rewrite, Ararat, 
reared, reward, roared, hornet, aeronaut, reunite, runnet, Orient, hoar- 
hound, renewed, hourhand, peached, recbeat, arched, ridged, rigid, urg- 
ed, ears&ot, ru#^ed, wreaked, rocked, rocket, requite, raked, wrecked, 
erect, worked, react, racked, racket, arrogate, ragged, argued, ragged. 

Nipped, unwhipped, unwept, unapt, inhibit, inhabit, nibbed, unobeyed, 
nabbed, neophyte, unfit, invite, envied, invade, unavowed, untaught, no- 
tate, annotate, knighted, untied, united, hinted, knitted, wanted, knotted, 
noted, netted, hunted, haunted, needed, indeed, unheeded, unweeded, 
undid, nodded, unaided, ended, unwedded, handed, wounded, endowed, 
endued, unthawed, newest, knelt, annealed, unhealed, unallied, unalloy- 
ed, unallayed, nailed, inhaled, unhallowed, unallowed, narrate, unhurt, 
inert, onerate, neared, inward, onward, unheard, nard, inured, unknit, 
unwind, unannoyed, unhand, notched, hunched, unhatched, hinged, en- 
joyed, gnashed, initiate, nauseate, unwashed, unshut, unshod, inchoate, 
nicked, uncaught, knocked, unawaked, naked, unyoked, uncut, enact, 
unhooked. 

Chipped, chopped, hotchpot, chafed, chaffed, Cheviot, achieved, champ- 
ed, chimed, cheated, chatted, chided, chilled, child, chart, chariot, cheer- 
ed, watchword, charred, chalked, checked, choked, 

Egypt, gibbet, jobbed, gibed, gyved, jumped, jammed, agitate, jotted, 
jutted, jaded, jilt, jolt, JuZiet jewelled, jeered, jarred, giant, joked, eject, 
jacket, jockied, jogged, jagged. 

Shipped, shaped, shift, shaft, sheaved, shaved, shoved, shamed, asham- 
ed, Ashmead, shotted, shouted, shaded, shadowed, sheathed, short, shirt, 
sheared, shared, assured, showered, shocked, shucked. 

Equipped, caput, kept, coped, cupped, capped, cooped, copied, occu- 
pied, Cupid, cubit, cohabit, Ichabod, coughed, cuffed, quaffed, dbved, 
calved, comet, comate, combed, calmed, camped, quitted, acquitted, 
quieted, quietude, quoted, cadet, weakheaded, acquiesced, quilt, coZ- 
Zate, colt, keeled, equalled, killed, called, coiled, quailed, quelled, cold, 
culled, cooled, quart, cohort, court, carat, cart, carrot, accurate, cord, 
accord, awkward, acquired, curd, card, cured, Connaught, aconite, can- 
not, keeneyed, hacknied, couched, catch ed, caged, quashed, cashed, 
cushat. 

Gift, gamut, gamed, gummed, guided, goaded, guilt, gu#et, guild, gall- 
ed, gold, gulled, girt, garret, guard, gored, gird, Huguenot, ignite, gaug- 
ed, gouged, gushed, gashed. 

Winked, ingot. 



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Exercise XXL 

Words in which the terminational half-length consonant-sign is not 
used. They are all written with three long consonant-signs. 

PiZZowed, paZZid, parade, parried: — BeZied, buried, borrowed, buried, 
burrowed: — Followed, forehead, ferried, furrowed: — Va^id, vaZued, va- 
ried : — MeZZowed, hemorrhoid, married : — TaZZied, torrid, outride, tirade, 
outherod, tarried: — DuZ/eyed, AdeZaide, da#ied, deZude, deride: — Thy- 
roid: — HoZyrood, Zurid: — Reiied, reZoad, raZ/ied: — Uuarrayed, narrow- 
ed: — GeZid, Jared: — Charade, Sherwood: — Queried, quarried, corrode, 
curried, carried : — Gi/ead, guZZied. 

Exercise XXII. 

Words written with a double-length consonant-sign, with a circle 
at the end. 

Pappous, pappoose : — Tedious : — Duteous : — Deduce : — Coax. 

Exercise XXIII. 

Words written with a double-length consonant-sign, followed by a 
full-length consonant-sign. 

Peeped, pipped, popped, poppet, pupped, puppet, piped: — Kicked, 
quickeyed, eaulked, cocked, cockatoo, cockade, caked, quaked, coquette, 
coact, cooked : — Bobbed, babyhood : — Judged : — Gagged. 

Exercise XXIV. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, followed by a full- 
length consonant-sign. 

Epitaph, epitome, potatoe, aptZy patZy, Peter, potter, pottery, up- 
tear, patter, pewter, pottage, potash, pettish, pothook, optic, poetic, pad- 
dock. 

Beautify, bedim, bottom, bawdi/y, bodily, badZy, beater, bitter, obitu- 
ary, biter, better, butter, buttery, batter, battery, boudoir, betake, but- 
tock, betook, bedeck. 

Footboy, fitZy, fatal, fataZZy, futile, fattish, feeding, fitting, fighting, 
fading, fatting, wafting, footing. 

Avidity, victual, vital, vitaZZy, avoiding, evading, voting. 

Motive, amative, mot/ey, metal, muteiy, emetic, mattock: — Midwife, 
modify, medium, madam, mediate, midday, medZey, mudwall. 

Detail, diddle, dawdle, daddle, doodle, deadZy, deter, detour: — De- 
tach, dotage, idiotic. 

Ascetify, esteem, acidity, hostile, hastiZy, history, Easter, austere, Aus- 
tria, oyster, estuary, estray, astray, wasteweir, Wooster, hostage, ascetic, 
haystack, housedog, hoisting, basting, wasting, ousting. 



56 rilONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Azotic, wisdom. 

HeeZtap, lighthouse, Zittle, ZightZy, lately, lottery , Htany, lighten, Latin, 
haZting, lighting, letting, westing. 

R&tity, ritual, rightZy, retail, heartiZy, rattle, retire, writer, rotary, ora- 
torio, oratory, artery, routine, written, rotten, retain, retina, retinue, rat- 
an, retouch, reattach, heritage, erotic, retake, heretic, heartache, erratic, 
rotting, writing, rating, hurting, rooting, routing. 

Redeem, riddle, hurdle, hardZy, rudeZy, reader, order, warder, rider, 
hardware, ardor, reddisA, radish. 

Notify, native, entity, knighthood, untidy, nightdew, until, naughtiZy, 
entail, natal, nettle, inutile, nitre, enter, hunter, neuter, winter, wanton, 
entwine, untwine, Anthony, Newton, unteach, nightwatcb, antique, antic, 
Antioch, Antigua, knitting, unwitting, hinting, wanting, knotting, knight- 
ing, uniting, ointing, netting, noting, nutting, hunting. 

Indite, indebt, needle, noddle, handle, endear, undoer, endure, endow- 
er, wander, yonder, hinder, nadir, Endor, under, Indian, Indiana, indigo, 
needing, nodding, winding, ending, handing, wounding. 

Chatham, cheater, watchtower, chatter, chiding. 

Edgetool, Jedediah, geodesy, jading. 

Washtub, shutter, shudder, shatter, Washtinaw, Chautauque, sheeting, 
shutting, shooting, shouting. 

Caitiff, codify, octave, octavo, Octavia, active, hecatomb, academy, ket- 
tle, cattle, acuteZy, wickedZy, cotton, kidney, cottage, quitting, acquitting, 
coating, quoting, cutting, acting. 

Godhead, godZy, goodZy, Gideon, gotten, getting, guiding, gadding. 

Exercise XXV. 

Words in which the initial half-length consonant-sign is not used. 
They are all written with three long consonant-signs. 

LoudZy, ZewdZy : — .Radiate, redhot, erudite, redoubt, hardihood, ordeal, 
horridZy, waywardZy, readiZy, hurriedZy. 

Exercise XXVI. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, with the dot at 
the end to represent ike final syllable ing. 

Wielding, yielding, leading, lauding; lading, leading, welding, load- 
ing; eluding, Winding, alluding: — Reading, ridding, warding, award- 
ing, riding; Heading, hoarding, wording, herding. 

Exercise XXVII. 

Words commencing with an s or z-c i rc le, followed by two long 
consonant-signs. 

Spotty, speedy, spicy, spill, spile, spoil, spell, spool, spear, spire, spare 
spur, spar, sparrow, speech, specie, speak, spike, spake, speck, spoke 
sweeping, sopping, swopping, soaping, supping, sapping, spewing. 



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Subdue, Zebedee, Zebediah, sabbath, Sabbaoth, Siberia, sobbing, 
swabbing. 

Safety, seafowl, sphere, Zephaniah. 

Suavity, severe, Savannah, savage, civic, saving. 

Sambo, simoom, smutty, psalmody, Smith, smooth, seemly, small, smile, 
smell, somewhile, Samuel, smear, somewhere, Samaria, summary, sim- 
ony, smudge, smash, smock, 6moke, smoky, smack, seeming, swimming, 
summing. 

Seating, sitting, setoff, set-to, sweetZy, sightZy, sweetish, sottish, stoic, 
citing, sating, setting, sweating, suiting. 

Sodora, sodomy, Sadducee, Swedish, zodiac, Zedekiah, siding- 
Seething, swathing, soothing, southing. 

Steep, sZeepy, sZip, s/op, sZoppy, sZap, sZoop, sZab, shabby, seZ£ syZph, 
sleeve, saZiva, sZave, sZim, soZemn, sZime, sZimy, SaZaam, SaZem, sZam, 
sZeety, soZid, swaZZowed, suiZied, sZoth, siZZiZy, sZyZy, slowly, solely, sZayer, 
celery, slur, saZary, SaZina, sZouch, zoo/ogy, sZedge, SiZesia, slisk, slosh, 
tdoshy, slush, slushy, sleek, sZeeky, siZk, siZica, SZigo, sZug, sZuggy, sZag, 
ceiZing, swaZZowing, soiZing, sZaying, selling, swe/Zing, soZing, sZung, suZZy- 
ing, sZang, saZZying. 

Syrup, sorb, serf, serve, swerve, survey, cerum, searoom, swarm, sor- 
tie, sorrowed, serried, swarthy, seaworthy, sera^Zio, sorrel, sorely, sur- 
iy, sourZy, swearer, sorer, czarina, search, surge, sirocco, Syriac, Zurich, 
searing, sorrowing, siring, swearing, serrying, soaring, souring. 

Snip, snipe, snap, snob, Zenobia, snub, sniff, snuff, snuffy, sinuate, senate, 
snowwhite, sanity, Sunday, zenith, snath, sinuous, snail, sneer, snare, snore, 
snatch, singe, swinge, swinish, snowshoe, sneak, snake, scenic, Seneca, 
snag, snug, sinning, signing, snowing, swooning. 

Sachem, situate, switching, 

SageZy. 

SoctaZ, socially. 

Skip, scape, scope, scoop, squib, squab, scab, scabby, skiff, scoff, 
scheme, skim, scum, succumb, scathe, sequel, skill, squall, scale, scull, 
school, scowl, squaZZy, scaZy, squire, square, scare, score, scar, scour, se- 
cure, Scoharie, Zachariah, skinny, Scotch, sketch, squash, Scotia, squeak, 
seeking, soaking, sucking, skewing. 

Sigma, segar, Saginaw, sagging. 

Singer, sink, zinc, sunk, sank, singing, swinging. 

Exercise XXVIIL 
Words written with three long consonant-signs, the first being the 

ALPHABETIC S Or Z-SIGN. 

Espial, aspire, waspish, espying ; IsabeZZa ; ossifying ; assuming ; asZeep, 
IsZam, asyZum, hostZer, whistZing, assaiZing; usurp, acerb, houseroom, Is- 
rael ; hyacinth, assigning, hastening ; eschewing ; assuaging ; Esquimaux, 
esquire, whisking, husking, asking ; hissingZy. 
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Exercise XXIX. 

Words written with two long consonant-signs, with an s or z-ciuclx 
between them. 

Pacify, passive, opossum, paucity, opposite, apposite, pasty, upset, opa- 
city, episode, epistle, apostle, pestle, puzzle, pessary, poser, opposer, poi- 
son, Ipswich, passage, piercing, appeasing, pausing, poising, pacing, pos- 
ing, opposing, passing. 

Abusive, bosom, besought, besot, beset, obesity, bestow, beside, busied, 
bustle, busify, basefy, baser, busier, bazaar, Abyssinia, bison, basin, boat- 
swain, bassoon, beseech, besiege, Biscay, bask, busying, biassing, basing, 
abasing, buzzing, abusing. 

Effusive, phasma, faucet, offset, fusty, facet, facade, fizzle, fossil, facile, 
fusil, officer, fasten, physic, facing, effacing, fusing. 

Evasive, vista, visit, vasty, vizier, visor, visage, vessel, vassal, viceroy, 
viscera. 

Mishap, missive, massive, miasma, museum, misty, musty, missi/e, meas- 
ly f MoseZ/e, musc/e, muzz/e, emissary, Missouri, miser, misery, Messina, 
mason, Amazon, message, mosque, Moscow, Mosaic, musk, musky, mask, 
music, missing, amazing, amassing, musing, amusing. 

Tasty, testy, tacit, outset, outside, Tuesday, outsail, outsell, tussle, tas- 
sel, howitzer, phthysic, tusk, task, Otsego, teasing, tossing. 

Disobey, deceive, adhesive, disavow, deism, dismay, deceit, dusty, au- 
dacity, decide, dizzied, dissuade, decease, disease, disuse, hideously, do« 
cile, odiousZy, headsail, disaZ&nv, dazzle, desire, disarray, dizen, disown, 
design, Hudson, Addison, disc, desk, dusk, dusky, dizzying, dosing, doz- 
ing, educing, adducing, dowsing. 

Theism, atheism, thistle, Thessa/ia. 

Lisp, illusive, eZysium, /yceum, who/esome, elicit, lawsuit, we#set, Zus- 
ty, hi//side, Zucid, wholesale, Zazify, fooseZy, /esser, EZizur, e/sewhere, 
uZcer, looser, Joser, lusory, i#usory, listen, lesson, loosen, Louisiana, wool- 
sack, leasing, lacing, loosing, losing. 

i^ecipe, horsewhip, rasp, Orizaba, receive, wearisome, heroism, re- 
sume, receipt, resought, recite, rusty, russet, roseate, recede, reside, 
rosewood, residue, hoarsely, i?ussel, w?-estle, iSosaZie, horsehair, riser, 
racer, razor, rosary, rouser, reason, risen, rosin, resign, horizon, raisin, 
resin, arson, horseshoe, risk, Roscoe, rescue, rusk, rising, arising, racing, 
raising, erasing, harassing, rousing, arousing. 

Unsafe, winsome, unseat, unsought, honesty, insight, nicety, nasty, in- 
side, unassayed, unswayed, unsaid, Wednesday, ensued, nestle, uneasily, 
nasal, answer, unseen, ensigu, insane, unsown, Anson, unison, nosegay, 
unsung, noosing. 

Chisel, chasten, Atchison, chosen, chasten, choosing. 

Joseph, Jesuit, jostle, Jason. 

Cassiopceia, cohesive, exuvia, chasm, exhume, exit, excite, castaway, 
exceed, oxyde, accede, exude, exile, excel, castle, axle, accuser, cousin, 
waxen, cacique, cask, Cossack, cassock, kissing, causing, casing, waxing, 
accusing. 



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Gossip, gasp, whiggism, Augusta, gusty, gusset, gazette, hogshead, exile, 
Gazelle, gazing, guessing, gassing, 

Exercise XXX, 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, with an s or 
z-circle coming between them — the first consonant-sign in each 
word being the long or alphabetic s-sign. 

Assuasive, schism, society, secede, suicide, SiciZy, sauciJy, Caesar, Cice- 
*-o, saucer, sizer, assizer, assessor, Susannah, sausage, seasick, ceasing, 
cissing, seizing, sking. 

Exercise XXXI. 

Words written with the double-shied circle ss or zz at the end 
of the consonanl^sign^ 

Pieces, pauses} paces, possess, posies, opposes; passes: — Abysses; ba- 
sis, basest abuses, absciss, abscess: — Offices, faeces, fosses; faces, phases, 
effaces, Ephesus; fasces, fuses: — Vices, voices; vases s— Misses, mosses; 
maces, mazes, amazes, messes, Moses, musses; masses, muses, amuses:— 
Teases, tosses: — Daisies, dozes, doses ; deuces, educes, adduces *— Thesis, 
theses; — Ceases: — UJysses, fosses; feces; Masses, Joses ?— Horses, rises, 
arises; races, raises, roses, recess; harasses, rouses, arouses, ruses:— 
Nieces, noises; noses; nooses; — Cheeses; chases; chooses :-— Jesus : — * 
Kisses, causes ; cases, excess - r axes, access, waxes, accuses ;— Gauzes ; 
gazes, guesses; gasses, Agassiz. 

Exercise XXXIL 

Words written with two full4ength consonant-signs, with an s or 
z-circle coming between them — the last consonant-sign in each 
word being ike long or alphabetic s or z-sign* 

Misuse, misuse :— Decease, diocese, disuse, disease 'c— Lessees : — Jo- 
sias ;— Excise: — Gaseous. 

Exercise XXXIIL 

Words written with the circle ns or nz at the end of the consonant- 



Pins, pawns, pines, Poins; pains, pence, pens, opens, puns; pans, hap- 
pens, pounce : — Beans, bins ; bones, buns ; bans, boons, bounce : — Fins, 
fawns, fines ; feigns, fence, offence ; fans : — Evince, vines ; veins, heavens, 
ovens: — Mince, mines; immense, moans; mans: — Teens, twins, height- 
ens, whitens, tines, twines ; attains, tense, tens, tones, atones, tons ; tans, 
tunes, towns : — Deans, dins, dawns, dons, dines, widens ; deigns, dens, 
dense, dunce, duns ; dance, downs : — Thins ; thanes ; Athens : — Thence : 
< — Assigns: — Leans, Jines, Joins; Janes, Jens, Joans ; lance, Joons : — i^inse, 



60 'PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

irons; rains, arraigns, runs, earns; rounce : — Nuns; nouns: — Chins; 
chains; chance: — Joins: — Shins, shines; Hessians, oceans :— -Queens, 
weakens, cons; canes, wakens, awakens, cones, kens; coons: — Gains, 
guns ; wagons, gowns. 

Exercise XXXIV. 

Words written with the circle s or z at the beginning, and the 
n-hook at the end of the consonant-sign. 

Spin, spawn, spine ; Spain, spun ; span, spoon, supine : — Sabine : — 
Soften, syphon : — Seven, savan : — Seaman, Simon ; summon ; salmon : — 
Seaton, sweeten ; Satan, Sutton ; satin: — Sidon; sudden; sadden, sedan: 
— Season ; Susan : — SeZion, saZine ; sZain, So/on, swoZZen, suZZen ; saZoon : — 
Serene, Syrian, syren : — Skin, sequin ; skein ; scan : — Seguin. 

Exercise XXXV. 

Words written with the shn-hook at the end of the consonant- 
sign. 

Option ; potion ; passion : — Phocion ; fashion, fusion, effusion : — Vision ; 
evasion, ovation: — Mission, emission, omission; motion, emotion: — Ti- 
tian, tuition : — Adhesion, edition, addition : — Session : — EZision ; eZation, 
Zotion ; iZZusion, eZusion, aZZusion : — Irrision ; erasion, oration, erosion : — 
Unition ; nation, notion : — Cohesion, caution, auction ; occasion, equation ; 
action, cushion : — Unction. 

Exercise XXXVI. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, with an l-hook at 
the beginning, and an n-hook at the end. 

Plain; plan: — Blown: — Highflown; flown: — Outline: — Clean; clan, 
clown: — Glean; glen. 

Exercise XXXVII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, with an r-hook 
at the beginning and an n-hook at the end. 

Whipper-in, prawn; apron; prune: — Hebron, brawn, brine; brain; 
bran, brown : — Frown : — Train : — Drawn ; drain, Adrian, drone ; drown : 
— Throne: — Churn: — Shrine: — Crane, crone; crown, Ackron :— Green, 
grin ; grain, grown. 

Exercise XXXVIII. 

Words written with two consonant-signs, with an n-hook at the 

end. 

Pippin, Paphian, patten, Powhattan, ApoZZyon, Hyperion, pinion, opin- 
ion, pennon, pigeon, Pekin, pagan. 



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Bobbin, baboon, Buffon, buffoon, bowman, bemoan, beaten, between, 
bitten, obtain, baton, button, batten, bidden, Baden, Bowdoin, bunion, 
baboon, born, borne, Auburn, burn, barn, bourne, Byron, baron, barren, 
benign, Bunyan, banian, Bas&an, beacon, bacon, beckon, Hoboken, be- 
gin, bygone, wobegone. 

Fabian, foeman, famine, half-moon, Phaeton, fatten, feZine, felon, for- 
eign. 

ViZZain, vioZin. 

Muffin, mitten, mutton, matin, maiden, madden, miZZion, Milan, maZign, 
marine, minion, imagine, machine. 

Toughen, typhoon, ottoman, tighten, outdone, ItaZian, taZon, tureen, 
turn, Tyrone, outrun, outshine, taken, token. 

Deepen, headpin, deafen, dauphin, define, divine, divan, demean, de- 
mon, domain, woodman, headman, detain, deaden, adorn, darn, dudgeon, 
deacon. 

Thorn, hawthorn, thicken. 

Aspen, houseline. 

AZpine, Laban, AZbion, whaZebone, Zeaven, eZeven, Lehman, Lyman, 
Zayman, whaZeman, Zemon, iZZumine, Leyden, Lydiau, Zaden, Zeaden, oZd- 
en, weZZdone, AZaddin, Zearn, Zinen, Ziehen, Zegion, Ziken, weZkin, HeZicon, 
EZgin, Zeggin, /agoon. 

Hereupon, hairpin, harpoon, ripen, repine, rapine, Urban, Arabian, 
robin, .Reuben, orphan, refine, ruffian, roughen, ravine, riven, raven, 
Roman, remain, warden, ordain, redden, harden, renown, runnion, re- 
gion, origin, rejoin, reckon, hearken, raccoon, organ, Oregon, regain, 
Arragon. 

Henbane, unoften, New Haven, uneven, unwoven, inhuman, undone, 
anodyne, Nathan, unworn, inurn, unknown, enchain, unchain, enjoin, un- 
join, engine, noggin. 

Cheapen, Chapin, watchman, chicken. 

Japan, Ju/ian, AgaZon, genuine, jejune. 

Shapen, echeZon, shorn, Sharon, Schwerin, shaken. 

Capon, cabin, coffin, acumen, common, commune, coZon, aqueZine, Co- 
logne, corn, acorn, carrion, Koran, cannon, Canaan, canine, quinine, kitch- 
en, quicken, cocoon. 

Given, gammon, Goshea. 

Hangman, hangeron. 

Exercise XXXIX. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, having an n-hook 
at the end of it followed by another full-length consonant-sign. 

Pinch, paunch, punch, punish, pinning, pawning, pining, paining, pen- 
ning, opening, punning, oppugning : — Bench, bunch, bunchy, banish : — 
Finish, fawning, fining, feigning, fanning: — Vanish, evanish, evening:— 
Mynheer, yeomanry, Monroe, manure: — Tinning, twinning, twining, 
heightening, whitening, attaining, toning, atoning, tanning, tuning, attun- 
ing: — Dinning, dawning, dining, widening, deigning, Downing: — Atheni- 
an, thinning: — LeanZy, ZineaZZy, ZoneZy, Zeaner, Zinear, Leonora: — Change: 
— Quinsy, Canary, conic, Cogniac : — Gainsay. 



62 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise XL. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, with a circle at the 

end.* 

Fates : — Assets : — WaZtz, Zights, wilds, Leeds : — Arts, Rhoads, herds : 
— Ends, hounds : — Quits : — Goods. 

Exercise XLI. 

Words written with an s or z-circle, followed by a half-length 
consonant-sign. 

Speed, spit, sipped, spot, swapped, spite; spade, swept, supped; spat, 
sapped, spout, spewed : — Sobbed, swabbed : — Sea-fight, sift, swift, soft : — 
Civet ; saved ; salved : — Smite, swamped ; smote, smut, summit, some- 
what : — Seemed ; summed : — Seated, cited ; sated, sweated ; suited : — 
Ceded, sided ; sedate : — Seethed ; swathed ; soothed : — Ceased, sauced : 
— Seized, sized ; soused : — SZeet, sZit, saZt, slight ; sZate, sftit, Celt ; sfat, 
Sou/t : — Sealed, slide, soiled ; slayed, sled, swelled, sold : — Sort, swart ; 
cerate : — Seared, sward, sired ; sword, surd ; 3oured : — Sonnet ; saint, 
scent; snout: — Sinned, synod, signed; send, snowed, sunned; sand, 
sound : — Switched : — Swashed ; satiate : — Scott, squat, squad ; skate, 
sect, soaked, sucked, scud ; sacked, scout : — Sagged. 

Exercise XLII. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, with an l-hook 
at the beginning. 

Plead, applaud, plot, plod, plight, plied, applied ; plate, played ; plat, 
plaid, ploughed : — Bleat, bleed, blot, hobbled, blight, blade, bled, bloat , 
blood : — Fleet, flit, flawed, flight ; flayed, fled, float, flowed, flood ; flat, 
flute, flout : — Whittled ; outlet : — Wheedled, waddled, idled ; huddled ; 
addled : — Inlet, inlaid ; unlade, unload : — Cleet, clawed, clot, clod, 
Clyde ; clad, clout, cloud, clewed : — Gleet, wiggled, higgled, glide ; 
glade, gloat, glowed, ogled, glut ; glad, waggled, haggled, glued. 

Exercise XLIII. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, with an r-hook 
at the beginning. 

Operate, pride ; prate, preyed ; Pratt, proud, prude : — Breed, brit, hy- 

* It will be perceived, that in this and the other Exercises, plural nouns and the 
third persons singular of verbs, regularly formed, have been omitted. The student 
will of course understand, that the sound of s or z in all such cases is represented by 
the circle. The past tenses and past participles of verbs, and the comparatives and 
superlatives of adjectives, are also in many instances omitted, but not when the meth- 
od of writing them involves some peculiarity not possessed by any other class of 
words. They are then treated of in a special Exercise. 



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brid, brought, broad, abroad, bright, bride; braid, bred, Hubbard; brat, 
brad, brood, brute, Hubert, brewed: — Freed, fraught, fraud, offered, 
fright, affright, fried; freight, wafered, afraid, fret, effort; fruit: — Waver- 
ed, overt, hovered : — Hammered, humored : — Treat, treed, watered, trot, 
trod, trite, tried ; trait, trade, hatred, tret, tread, trode, uttered ; trout : — 
Dried, adroit; dread; drought: — Threat, thread, throat: — Withered; 
weathered : — Lord, Wizard : — Houored, inwrought, inroad ; unwrought, 
unread ; enroot, unroot : — Wagered : — Shred, ushered ; shroud, shrewd : 
—■Crete, creed, cried; crate, Croat, crowed; acrid, crout, crowd, crude: 
—Greet, agreed, grit, augured ; great, grade ; haggard. 

Exercise XLIV. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, with an n-hook 
at the end. 

Pinned, pawned, pond, pint, pined, point, appoint; paint, pained, pent, 
penned, append, opened ; pant, happened, pound, oppugned : — Bond, 
bind ; bent, bend, boned ; band, bound, abound : — Fiend, fawned, font, 
fond, find ; faint, feigned, fend, offend, fund ; fanned, found : — Vent, event, 
vend ; vaunt, avaunt : — Mint, mind ; meant, mend, amend, moaned ; 
manned, mount, amount, mound: — Tint, tinned, tined, twined, heighten- 
ed, whitened ; taint, attaint, attained, tent, tend, attend, toned, atoned ; 
taunt, tanned, tuned, attuned: — Dint, dinned, dawned, donned, . dined, 
widened ; deigned, dent, don'j, dunned ; daunt : — Thinned : — Assigned ; 
hastened, ascent, ascend : — Wesand : — Leaned, Zint, Lind, HoZZand, Zined, 
isZand, highland; lent, Zend, Zoaned; Zand: — Warned, horned, warrant, 
rind, ironed; rained, arraigned, rent, errant, rend, errand, runt, earned, 
yearned; rant, arrant, rand, round, around: — 'Noint, anoint; unowned: 
— Chained ; chant : — Joint, joined ; agent ; jaunt : — Shinned ; shunned : — 
Weakened, conned, kind, coined ; quaint, acquaint, wakened, awakened, 
Kent ; cant, count, account : — Gained, Ghent ; gaunt. 

Exercise XLV. 
Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, followed by the 

MP-SIGN. 

Pimp, pomp, Pompey, Pompeii, pump : — Bump : — Vamp : — Mump :— 
Tump : — Dump, dumpy, damp : — Thump : — Limp, Zump, Zamp : — Romp, 
rump, ramp : — Chump, champ : — Jump : — Shampoo : — Camp : — Gamp. 

Exercise XLYI. 

Words written with the wv -sigh, followed by a full-length conso- 
nant-sign. 

Wampum, impiety, impute, impede, impale, impel, ample, ampZy, em- 
pire, umpire, impair, empower, impure, impeach. 



64 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Exercise XL VII. 
Words written with the mp-sign, followed by the s or z-circle. 
Impious; impose. 

Exercise XL VIII. 
Words written with the s or z-circle, followed by the mp-sign. 
Swamp, swampy; samp. 

Exercise XLIX. 
Words written with the circle, followed by the heavy lr-sign. 
Sealer ; sailor, seller, solar. 

Exercise L. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, followed by the 
heavy lr-sign. 

Peeler, pillar, polar, pallor, paler: — Boiler, bowler t — Feeler, filler, 
fuller, Fowler: — Valor: — Miller: — Tiller, taller, tiler, toiler, tailor, teller: 
— Dealer, dollar, dweller, duller: — Hostler, whistler: — Lelar, £alor:— » 
Kailer, roller, ruler : — Nailer : — Jailer. 

Exercise LI. 
Words written with the lr-hook-sign struck up. 
Keeler, killer, collar, ocular, color, cooler : — Higgler, haggler. 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 65 



CHAPTER III. 

CONTAINING WORDS OP FOUR CONSONANT-SOUNDS. 



Exercise I. 
Words written with four long consonant-signs. 

Popular, popZar, pupilage, pipeZaying, pubZis^, pubZic, puffball, pover- 
ty, pomoZogy, PimZico, PamZico, Pomerania, pimento, potbeZZy, uptear- 
ing, Putnam, patentee, pathetic, hypothetic, apathetic, epithetic, pathoZo- 
gy, hypothecate, epiZepsy, peZvic, paZmetto, PaZmyra, poZemic, paZZadium, 
PaZermo, poZarity, PoZynesia, piZZaging, poZis£ed, poZis&ing, poZygamy, ap- 
paZZingZy, parboil, parabole, paraboZa, perfume, perfidy, purifying, par- 
venu, purveying, parterre, paradigm, periodic, parading, powerZoom, 
parZeyed, uproaring, perching, parching, purging, perishing, pin-money, 
PeneZope, pitchpipe, patchwork, Poughkeepsie, PiccadiZZy, peccadiZZo, pe- 
cuZiar, ipecacuanha, pigtail, punctiZio, punctual, punctuaZZy. 

Bobtail, befaZZing, befooZing, bumboat, AbimeZech, abominate, bottom- 
ing, botanic, Abednego, badinage, abidingZy, BethZehem, bethink, biZber- 
ry, beZieving, beZdame, boZdZy, baZdZy, beZZadonna, buZZdog, beZZ-rope, 
baZZ-room, biZZiard, buZZrush, buZwark, BeZ&nap, BeZinda, beZching, BeZ- 
gium, buZging, aboZis&ed, aboZis^ing, buZZcalf, obZiquity, buZkhead, ob- 
ZiqueZy, baZcony, biZking, obZigato, bowZegged, beZonging, Barbary, be- 
reaving, Barataria, Borodino, burZetta, BarZetta, Barnaby, abhorrency, 
burnish, Barnwell, Beersheba, burking, barking, bona-fide, binomial, be- 
numbed, Bentham, by-and-by, Abinadab, benign/y, BengueZa, Bengal, 
bacheZor, bewitchingZy, Bejapoor, abjuring, bashful, bashfully, becoming, 
becalming, backdoor, bequeathing, BucoZic, Buckingham, bugbear, bug- 
berry, beguiZer, beguiZing, banking. 

FopZing, affabiZity, famiZiar, effeminate, foamingZy, fumingZy, fatiguing, 
fideZity, ophthaZmia, fathoming, phiZippic, PhiZomel, PhiZomeZa, PhiZomena, 
fiZthiZy, fooZhardy, fiZching, feZZows&ip, fooZis^Zy, feeZingZy, fireball, furbe- 
Zow, furbish, Formosa, pharmacy, firmZy, formaZZy, formu/a, forming, 
farming, affirming, aforetime, foredoom, fording, affording, forthwith, 
fourthZy, * farthing, fireZock, foreZock, furZong, forereacb, foreknowing, 



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forging, foraging, firesbip, foreshadow, foreshowing, forking, foregoing, 
efficiency, effective, effecting, affecting, effectual, enectuaZZy. 

Vivifying, viZifier, viZifying, velvety, evolving, VoZtaic, vaZidZy, ava- 
Zanche, Valencia, volcano, verbiage, verifier, verifying, viridity, veranda, 
venoming, Vandyke, veneering, eventual, eventuaZZy, avenging, vocative, 
victim, victory, Victoria, vacating, evacuating, vocaZity, vehicular, van- 
quish. 

Imbibed, imbibing, embalming, embodying, imbedding, amiability, 
mobiZity, embark, embargo, embowering, ambiguity, mephitic, emphatic, 
movingZy, MameZuke, memento, mimicking, metonymy, meeting-house, 
methodic, mythology, mulberry, MaZabar, MaZvina, muZeteer, MoZdavia, 
miZ/dam, miZdZy, MeZinda, meZange, MaZcolm, moZecule, maiZ-coach, miZk 
ing, Ummerapoora, Meredith, Mordecai, Murdock, marauding, mayoraZ- 
ty, marching, merging, emerging, Maracaibo, mortgage, minimum, Mon- 
mouth, monomania, mantiZZa, minuteZy, monetary, monotony, emanating, 
Aminadab, monthZy, manZike, womanZike, monoZogue, managing, munch- 
ing, MongoZia, mutuaZity, matchZock, majority, Majorca, imagining, Mac- 
Adam, macaroni, mockmgZy, Mogadore, magnify, magnoZia, magnesia. 

Typifying, tiptop, outpouring, Tippecanoe, tabuZar, tumefying, etymoZ- 
ogy, temerity, outmarch, tomahawking, Teutonic, twittingZy, toothpick, 
tweZfth, taiZoring, terrific, terrifying, turmoil, terming, Tartary, territory, 
tardiZy, turnip, Toronto, tornado, tarnish, Turkish, attenuating, tenthZy, 
touchingZy, tactic. 

DebiZity, dabbZer, diaboZic, debark, debarring, debonair, defaming, 
deftZy, defeating, daffodil, daffodiZZy, diphthong, defiZer, defiZing, deform, 
defect, devoutZy, dovetail, devoting, dividing, doveZike, diverge, devour- 
er, devouring, divinity, divineZy, advocate, demolish,, demureZy, demur- 
rer, admirer, demurring, admiring, dominate, diminish, admonish, demo- 
niac, demeaning, damning, damaging, demagogue, demagogy, dietetic, 
detonate, diatonic, dotingZy, doubtingZy, deatbZike, DeZphic, deZving, 
DaZmatia, deZuding, deZirium, deZuging, deZicacy, dweZZing-house, DiZZing- 
ham, dwarfish, dwarfing, deriving, dirtying, deriding, doornail, derange, 
dirking, daringly, woodnymph, denoting, decorum, decoct, dignify, dig- 
nity, dingdong, hoodwinking. 

ThievingZy, athZetic, theoZogic, thoroughfare, thirtieth, thinking, thank- 
ing. 

WithhoZding. 

Lapidary, aZZopathic, ZiabiZity, ZibeZZer, eZbowroom, eZbowchair, Zife- 
time, ZifeZike, ZifeZong, ZaughingZy, ZiveZihood, ZiveZong, Zovetale, AZva- 
rado, eZeventh, lavishing, ZovingZy, aZembic, Zymphatic, ZambZike, iZ- 
Zuminate, eZiminate, iZZuminati, Zemonade, aZmanac, weZZ-meaning, iZZu- 
mining, Zimekiln, Zaudatory, ZadyZike, Zaudanum, Zadysftip, ZoathingZy, 
aZarmwatch, aZarming, Lorenzo, aZZuringly, Zeniency, Zaunching, Ziquify- 
ing, weZcoming, aZcohoZic, Zukewarm, Zogbook, Zogomachy, Zigature, aZZe- 
goric, oZigarchy, ZankZy, Zinking, Zingual, Zanguage, Zanguish, ZongingZy. 

jKepeaZer, repolish, repeaZing, repeZZing, repartee, repairer, reappear- 
ing, repairing, .Rappahannock, rebuffing, rebeZZing, urbanity, rebuking, 
riffraff, reform, aeriform, ruffianZy, revivify, reviving, revoZve, rivaZry, 
revelry, revealing, revering, revenge, ravaging, ravishing, revocate, re- 
voking, ravingZy, re-embody, ramifying, removing, armadiZZo, reme- 



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dying, armorer, re-emerge, remark, remarrying, ruminate, rummag- 
ing, harmonic, radiated, radiating, relieving, earZdom, heraZdic, Or- 
Zando, relished, reliskmg, reZict, re-eZect, raritying, hornpipe, reanimate, 
trenching, re-enjoying, ranging, arranging, re-engage, archduke, re- 
charge, archenemy, rechange, regency, urgency, Rio Janeiro, rejudged, 
7-ejudging, ragingly, reshipping, worshipping, arctic, auricuZar, oracuZar, 
archaeoZogy, recaZZing, recoiZing, requiring, recurring, reconvey, arcanum, 
recoinage, workshop, Rockingham, regaZity, reguZar, regaZing, organic, 
orang-outang, wrongdoer, ringworm, ranking. 

Unpitying, unpoetic, unpacking, unbeZief, inabiZity, nobiZity, unburied, 
unborrowed, Newberg, unbarring, NaphthaZi, enfiZade, unfiZial, unfiZiaZZy, 
unfeeZing, unfaiZing, inform, infirm, uniform, unfirm, unaifirm, uufairZy, 
inferior, inferring, infinity, infanta, infancy, infect, invoZve, unavaiZing, 
unveiZing, unvaried, Navarino, unvarying, invoked, invocate, invoking, 
navigate, unimbued, unmoving, pneumatic, nomadic, enameZZer, inamora- 
ta, unmarried, numeric, unmooring, unmarrying, enamoring, nominate, 
inhumanity, unmanned, unmoaned, unmanZy, inhumanZy, unwomanZy, 
pneumonic, unmeaning, unmanning, unmaking, intimacy, untimeZy, night- 
mare, antimony, nutmeg, entombing, anteZope, inutility, entirety, noto- 
riety, interior, anterior, untiring, interring, Anno Domini, AndaZusza, in- 
duZge, underbuy, Underwood, endearing, enduring, inadequacy, anthoZ- 
ogy, unwieZdZy, unyieZding, unheaZthiZy, unwelcome, unwillingZy, un- 
arming, inheriting, narrating, unearthZy, unworthiZy, neuroZogy, neuraZ- 
gia, unwarZike, unerringZy, inanimate, unanimity, ninetieth, unhandiZy, 
Onondaga, ninthZy, hunchback, uncharge, enchaining, unchaining, angeZic, 
ingenuity, engineer, ungenial, enjoining, unjudged, unshipping, unsheath- 
ing, insurer, insuring, encomium, uncomeZy, uncouthZy, inequaZity, un- 
coiZing, inaccuracy, inquirer, encourage, uncork, inquiring, nickname, 
anaconda, nicknack, uncaging, encaging, uncocked, unkingZy. 

ChiZZingZy, cherubim, cherubic, charioteer, charging, cherishing, char- 
coal, cheeringZy, changing. 

Gibingly, Jeroboam, gyratory, geranium, jeeringZy, Jonadab, geniaZity, 
geneaZogy, genuineZy, judgeship, jocuZar, jokingZy, juguZar, Jugurtha. 

ShipZike, shipwreck, shipshape, s&ibboZeth, chevaZier, shamrock, shelv- 
ing, Shenandoah, shockingZy. 

Copybook, capiZZary, cabbaging, equivocate, equivocacy, camomile, 
ichthioZogy, CathoZic, caZabash, quaZifying, CaZvary, CoZumbia, caZam- 
ity, ca/umny, coZdZy, CaZedonia, ChaZdaic, CoZorado, ocuZar/y, choZeric, 
caZoric, CaZcutta, KiZkenny, ca?-ping, curbing, curving, carving, CordeZia, 
cowardZy, awkwardZy, corduroy, cordage, cording, according, corroding, 
carding, CarZisle, careering, coherency, CorneZia, carnal, carnage, ca- 
reening, corning, kerchief, corking, Kennebeck, equanimity, queenZike, 
cannonier, quenching, Cunningham, cunningZy, catchpenny, cochineal, 
cajoZery, cudgeZZing, cajoZing, cogency, Cashmere, cashiering, casuaZty, 
cacophony, coactive, coquettish, coquetting, cockroach, quickening, quag- 
mire, kingdom, kangaroo. 

Gammoning, guZping> gaZZoping, GaZvani, gaZaxy, GoZgotha, garZic, guar- 
antee, guaranty, garnish, gorging, ignominy, gushingZy. 

AnguZar. 



68 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise II. 
Words written with three long consonant-signs followed by a final 

s or Z-CIRCLE. 

Populace, popuZous, puffiness, pomaceous, pitiZess, hypothenuse, aptness, 
patness, pith/ess, pathZess, pithiness, Pythoness, peZvis, pouZtice, poZonaise, 
poZarize, apoZogize, PoZZux, poZeaxe, piZZowcase, porpoise, purpose, per- 
haps, pervious, Paradise, peerZess, periZous, powerZess, paraZyze, uproar- 
ious, Pyrenees, pureness. painZess, penniZess, penurious, puniness, pitchi- 
ness, apis&ness, Epicurus, packhorse, pickaxe, paganize. 

Baptize, bibaccous, betimes, bootZess, botanize, bodiZess, bawdiness, 
badness, buZbous, obZivious, beZZicose, bareness, baroness, burgeois, bur- 
gess, borax. Burgos, Boniface, benefice, bonnets, bounteous, boyi*&ness, 
bus&iness, backpiece, ubiquitous, bookcase. 

FabuZous, fadeZess, feZonious, faZZowness, fuZZness, fouZness, faZZacious, 
FeZix, fiZings, effervesce, fearZess, fairness, furnace, ferocious, effects, 
affects, factious, fogginess, fungus. 

Vaporous, vivacious, vaZueZess, vaZorous, viZZainous, viZeness, verifies, 
veracious, voracious, avaricious, venomous, veinZess, vicarious. 

Embarrass, ambiguous, ambiZious, amphibious, moveZess, Memphis, 
memorize, mightiness, mutinous, muddiness, madness, moodiness, humid- 
ness, mouthpiece, meZodious, homeZiness, meZZowness, maZictous, Mor- 
pheus, moraZize, merriness, Marianus, Mauritius, Marcus, marquis, Amer- 
icus, omnibus, MeneZaus, moneyZess, meanness, eminence, matchZess, ho- 
mogeneous, meekness, minx. 

Hatbox, timepiece, timeZess, tameZess, tumuZous, timorous, tameness, 
tightness, tetanus, tidiness, tidings, toothless, taiZoress, taZZness, tortoise, 
tortuous, tyrannous, tyrannize, outrageous, terraqueous, turquoise, tune- 
Zess, tenacious, teachZess, techiness, touchiness, whiteness, toyisjfcness, 
technics, tongueZess. 

Deputize, deepness, deafness, diaphanous, defiance, divorce, dimness, 
dumbness, admix, doubtZess, doughtiness, deadness, deathZess, AdoZphus, 
DeZphos, deZirious, doZorous, duZZness, deZicious, dormouse, dearness, 
Dorcas, doorcase, dinginess, Dionysius, dogdays. 

TheophiZus, thoroughbass, etheriaZize, thoroughness, thorax, Athana- 
sius, thickness. 

Asperse, auspicious, hazardous, huskiness, iEschyZus, 

HeZiopoZis, heZpZess, ZibeZZous, Zaborious, Zeaftess, ZifeZess, ZoveZess, 
Zeavings, Zameness, Zuminous, wiZdness, oZdness, Zoudness, Zewdness, 
weaZthiness, heaZthiness, Zitheness, Leonidas, Zeanness, Zoneness, Algiers, 
oZeaginous, heZZis^ness, yeZZowis&ness, ZuckZess, ZocaZize, Ziquorice, Zike- 
ness, Zuckiness, Zoquacious, ZegaZize, wiZZingness, Zengthwise. 

Euripides, repulse, ripeness, rapacious, rebeZZious, herbaceous, roofless, 
rifeness, roughness, ravenous, RomuZus, harmZess, remorse, warmness, 
harmonious, roominess, harmonize, horridness, waywardness, readiness, 
redness, ruddiness, worthZess, ruthZess, earthiness, reZapse, reZigious, reZ- 
ics, reZax, rareness, raininess, reannex, richness, rashness, archives, reck- 
Zess, HercuZes, recourse, Orkneys, rigorous, organize. 

Annapolis, unhappiness, unobvious, nebuZous, infamous, enforce, nefa- 



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rious, unoffictous, invidious, anomaZous, nameZess, numerous, numbness, 
inhumanize, anatomize, nautiZus, notorious, Honduras, unhoZiness, Clear- 
ness, unharness, narrowness, unweariness, unenvious, anonymous, Unan- 
imous, injurious, ingenuous, incubus, iniquitous, neckZace, noxious, un- 
anxious. 

Cheapness, chiZZiness, cheerinesa, chariness, Cherokees, Choctaws, 
chalkiness. 

Japanese, joZZiness, giantess, jaundice, jewisfaiess. 

ShapeZess, shabbiness, shameZess, shadowZess, shadiness, s&eathZess, 
#AoaZiness, s&aZZowness, shoreZess, sureness, Oceanicus, shagginess. 

UsuaZness. 

CapZeous, capacious, covetous, calmness, quietness, cutaneous, cate- 
chize, coZZapse, equaZness, coZonize, cooZness, caZix, caZx, corpse, courte- 
ous, Cortez, cowardice, careZess, queruZous, cureZess, queeriness, cornice, 
courageous, carcase, canvass, economize, acanthus, keenness, canonize, 
Quintius, equinox, cactus, quickness, king/ess. 

Gumminess, guiZeZess, ugZiness, garruZous, gorgeous, gainZess, Ganges, 
Ignatius, hoggishness, waggishness. 

Inkiness. 

Exercise III. 

Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by the circle, 
and two other long consonant-signs. 

Pacific, pacifying, piecemeal, pissmire, postboy, positive, pastime, 
apostacy, posthouse, pistol, pistole, oppositeZy, appositeZy, whipstitch 
whipstalk, Upsetting, episodic, puzzZer, puzzling, poisoning, hopscotch, 
appeasingly, poisingly, passingly. 

Bespeak, bespoke, busybody, bassviol, abusiveZy, bismuth, bestial, be- 
stowal, Bastile, bestir, besotting, besetting, bestowing, absoZve, AbsaZom, 
busZZer, bustling, absorb, observe, Bos worth, obscure, absentee, obsceni- 
ty, beseeching, besieging, basking. 

Halfsphere, effusiveZy, festive, fistuZa, faciZity, faciteZy, fusiZeer, physioZ- 
ogy, officering, fastening, physicking, fizgig. 

EvasiveZy, vestal, vastZy, visiting, vassaZage, vicinity, vicinage. 

Misbehave, misfall, misfell, mistiZy, mostZy, mystery, mastery, mystic, 
mistake, mistook, homicidal, misdoer, Macedonia, misdoing, myseZf, him- 
seZf, mausoZeum, MosZem, misZaid, misaZZied, misceZZany, muciZage, mis- 
Zike, misZaying, muzzZing, masonry, Masonic, moistening, mischief, mis- 
judge, Muscovy, musquito, miscall, miscarry, masking, misgive, misZetoe, 
muzzZer, miserZy, Mosaical, musical, musicaZZy, whimsical, whimsicaZZy, 
amazingZy, amusingZy. 

TacitZy, tastiZy, testiZy, etcetera, itseZf, whitesweZZing, tasking. 

Despoil, dispel, disappear, despair, despatch, dispatch, disbowel, disha- 
bille, disobeying, decipher, adhesiveZy, disavowal, deceiving, disavowing, 
dismal, dismaZZy, dismaying, distill, daystar, distich, deciding, dissuading, 
dissoZve, dociZity, disZoyal, disZoyaZZy, disZodge, disZike, dazzling, disaZ- 
Zowing, disrobe, deserve, disarm, desiring, decency, decennial, disannul, 
designing, disowning, disquiet, duskiZy, duskish. 



70 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Atheistic. 

ThyseZf. 

Cesspool, suspire, suicidal, seceding, caesural, Susquehanna. 

Lisping, EZizabeth, HiZZsboro', illusiveZy, whoZesomeZy, iZZicitZy, ZustiZy, 
ZastZy, Lusitania, eZastic, eZiciting, Zucidity, Zazaretto, EZZsworth, Zazzaroni, 
Lucinda, lozenge, listening, lessening, loosening. 

Horsepower, respire, rasping, horsewhipping, horseback, receiving, 
wearisomeZy, resuming, reassuming, restive, recital, restore, rustic, re- 
ceipting, reciting, residuum, residual, residuary, receding, horseZaugh, 
herseZf, ourseZf, yourseZf, resoZve, hearseZike, wresZZing, rushing, reseZZing, 
resurvey, reserve, research, reasoner, arsenic, reasoning, resigning, re- 
assigning, horsejockey, rascal, risking, rescuing. 

Inspire, unsafeZy, uncivil, unciviZZy, unsmooth, unseemZy, handsomeZy, 
insomuch, inasmuch, unassuming, instep, insatiety, unsteady, unsightZy, 
instil, install, honestZy, unsettle, nastiZy, Hanseatic, unseating, inciting, 
unstung, unsuiting, unsaddle, unsZung, unseaZing, nesZZing, Nazareth, un- 
seaworthy, answering, insanity, ensigncy, nascency, insaneZy, unsociaZ, 
unscaZy, honeysuckle, insecure, insignia. 

Chesapeake, chastity, chastely, chastening. 

Jasper, Jezebel, justly, Jesuitic, Jewsharp, jostling. 

Expel, expire, cohesiveZy, acquisitive, causative, costive, accusative, 
custom, accustom, costume, custody, ectasy, costal, costZy, extol, CastaZia, 
Castile, caustic, exotic, acoustic, exciting, exceeding, acceding, exuding, 
cowsZip, causaZity, oxaZic, exhaZing, exceZZing, excerp, Cazenovia, cozen- 
ing. 

Gospel, gossiping, gasping, gooseberry, ghostZy, ghastZy, gazetteer, ga- 
zetting, auxiZiary. 

Exercise IV. 
Words written with two long consonant-signs, followed by the circle, 

and. another Inner rnn.snn ant- stern . 



and another long consonant-sign. 



Papism, puppyism, peZZucid, poZicied, paZisade, paZisado, piteousZy, pie- 
tism, potassium, hopeZessZy, paZsied, PuZaski, palsying, purism, porosity, 
parasite, parricide, pursued, persuade, parceZ, parasoZ, parsZey, perusal, 
purser, pursuer, peruser, parson, person, piercing, pursuing, parsing, pe- 
rusing, pensive, pencil, pouncing. 

Obviously, beauteousZy, bedazzle, bedizen, Bethesda, Bethsaida, baZ- 
sam, obeZisk, boneset, Ebenezer, bouncer, benison, bouncing, buxom, 
backset, backside, boxer, boxing. 

FamousZy, euphemism, Fitzroy, fuZsome, faZsity, faZsetto, faZseZy, feroci- 
ty, fireside, foreside, aforesaid, forsooth, fierceZy, furiousZy, PharsaZia, for- 
swear, foreseen, foreseeing, forcing, offensive, fancied, fencer, fancier, 
fencing, affiancing, fancying, officiously, fixing, affixing, foxing. 

Vivacity, veZocity, versify, veracity, voracity, variousZy, Venezuela, 
venison, evincing, vouchsafe, viciousZy, vaccine, vixen, vexing. 

Medicine, Madison, imbecile, embezzle, embossing, modesty, Methu- 
sela, aimZessZy, emuZousZy, moZZusca, moroseZy, mincepie, immensity, am- 
nesty, ominously, mainsail, immensely, monsoon, mincing, humanizing, 
majesty, maxim, mixer, Macassar, moccasin, Mexico, mixing, magazine. 



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Topsail, Tobasco, tediousZy, toilsome, tiresome, tersely, terracing, tory- 
ism, outreason, tenacity, tinsel, tonsil, utensil, witnessing, tocsin, taxing. 

Deposite, deposal, cliapason, deposing, dubiously, debaser, debasing, 
diffusive, deficit, diffusely, defacer, defacing, diffuser, diffusing, advisory, 
deviser, divisor, adviser, devising, advising, domicile, damseZ, doomsday, 
damson, damascene, damask, duteousZy, idiotism, duodecimo, deducing, 
doZesome, ideaZism, duZcet, deZusory, heedZessZy, idolizing, derisive, dor* 
sai, dynasty, density, dancer, dancing, denizen, audaciously. 

Theorizing, thickset. 

Withinside, heathenism, heathenizing. 

Espousal, assiduously, useZessZy. 

EZapsing, Zovesick, Zovesong, ZambswooZ^oathsome, ZawZessZy, Zarceny, 
Zonesome, Zancet, Zinseed, Zancer, Zancing, Zion's-paw, euZogizing, Zuscious* 
Zy, Zaxity, Zoquacity, ZaxZy, eZixir, Zuxury, aZongside, 

Capacity, rhapsody, repassing, reposing, arabesque, refusal, refuser, 
refusing, airvessel, revisit, revisal, revising, remissive, riotousZy, arduous- 
ly, reducing, reaZizing, rehearsaZ, rehearsing, ransom, rancid, erroneous* 
ly, ruinously, ransack, rinsing, harnessing, Arianism, righteousZy, rejoic- 
ing, regicide, irksome, requisite. 

Knapsack, Winnipisiogee, unbiasing, unbosom, unfasten, infusing, en- 
viously, animosity, unmask, namesake, unmuzzZe, enticer, enticing, notic- 
ing, undeceive, undecide, inducing, Hindooism, unwhoZesome, unhorsing, 
. nonsuit, enhancing, announcing, enouncing, nauseousZy, Newcastle, incas- 
ing, encasing, uncasing, annexing. 

Chancel, Hutchinson, chancing. 

Gypsum, Judaism, Judaizing, joyZessZy, jeaZous/y, ginseng, janizary, 
jocosity, jocoseZy, Jackson, jockeyism. 

Ashwednesday. 

Capacity, copiousZy, keepsake, commisary, quietism, codicil, CoZiseum, 
coZossaZ, caZZousZy, equalizing, corrosive, coercive, corset, curiosity, coarse- 
ly, curiousZy, carousal, curassier, corsair, courser, cursory, Chorasin, Cor- 
sica, coursing, caressing, coercing, cursing, accursing, carousing, coincide, 
council, cancel, consul, cancer, quickset, cockswain, coaxing, caucussing. 

Gamesome, garrison, gainsaid, gainsaying, agonizing. 

Anxiety. 

Exercise Y. 

Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by the circle^ 

another long consonant- sign , and a final circle, 

PeaceZe'ss, puzzles, puissance, poisonous: — Besides, baseZess, bustles, 
obeisance, business, baseness, absence, obsequious, obsequies : — Faceless, 
fossilize, facetious, physicks : — Vesuvius, voiceless :— MeasZes, mossiness, 
maziness: — Despise, dispose, disabuse, dismiss, hideousness, odiousness, 
discuss, disguise, desirous, dizziness, doziness : — IsosceZes : — AZZspice, las- 
civious, license, Lazarus : — Erasmus, Erastus, Orestes, horserace, race- 
horse, resource, razors, hoarseness, resinous, rosiness :— Insidious, incense, 
niceness, nuisance, heinousness, noiseless, uneasiness, noisiness : — Chas- 
tise, choiceness: — Josephus, justice, AgesiZaus, juiceZess, joyousness. juici- 
ness: — Expose, oxydize, Exodus, causeZess, quiescence, acquiescence, 
excuse : — Augustus. 



72 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Exercise VI. 

Words written with two long consonant-signs, followed by the double 
s or Z-C1RCLE. 

Hypothesis, apotheosis, apothesis: — Emphasis, emphasize, moZasses, 
menses: — ItaZicise, Texas: — Devises, diaeresis: — Auspices : — EZZipsis, eZ- 
Zipses : — .Repossess, repasses: — Nemesis, Anchises : — Genesis : — Capsize, 
coZossus, Kansas. 

Exercise VII. 

Words written with a Ion* consonant-sign, followed by the double 
circle and an'other long consonant-sign. 

Possessed, possessive, possessor, possessing t— Abacist : — Mississippi :— 
Witticism : — Decisive, dissuasive, desist, deceasing : — Resist : — Incisive, 
necessity, insist, incest, necessary :— Excessive, accessory : — Exist, exhaust. 

Exercise VIII. 

Words written with two long consonant-signs, followed by the st 01 

zd-loop. 

Papist, upmost, pietist, pierced, parsed, perused, pianist: — AbducecL 
baZZast, burst, boxed, bequest: — Forest, first, fenced, affianced, fixed, 
affixed, foxed :— Vilest, evinced: — Embossed, modest, amethyst, moZest, 
immersed, humorist, Amherst, minced, menaced, humanized, mixed s— 
Outpost, utmost, taZZest, outZast, terraced, tourist, witnessed, twixt, atwixt, 
text, taxed, outcast: — Deposed, debased, defaced, diffused, divest, ad- 
vised, devised, headmost, demised, detest, didst, deduced, ideaZist, dueZ- 
ist, dearest, durst, adjust, digest : — Theorist, thirst, theorized : — Heathen- 
ized : — Espoused : — -Lapsed, eZapsed, a/most, eldest, lyrist, Zanced, eZegist, 
euZogist, eu/ogized, Zocust, hoZocaust, HoZy Ghost: — .Repast, reposed, ro- 
bust, refused, roughest, harvest, revised, artist, reduced, reZeased, reaZ- 
ized, royaZist, rehearsed, rinsed, earnest, harnessed, richest, rejoiced, re- 
quest, recast : — Unopposed, unappeased, unabased, unbiassed, infest, un- 
effaced, infused, invest, unmissed, inmost, unmoist, entwist, untwist, en- 
ticed, noticed, induced, unhorsed, nursed, unharassed, enhanced, enounc- 
ed, announced, unchaste, unjust, unkissed, inquest, incased, encased, un- 
cased, next, annexed: — Jurist: — Copyist, chemist, quietist, equaZized, 
querist, caressed, coerced, cursed, accursed, Eucharist, caroused, casuist : 
— Egotist, agonized. 

Exercise IX. 

Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by the st-loop, 
and the final dot for ing. 

Pasting, posting : — Bastin g, boasting : — Feasting', fisting, foisting ; fast- 
ing :— Vesting : — Twisting; testing, testing, attesting, toasting : — Dust- 



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ing : — Assisting :— Lusting, lasting : — Resting, arresting, roasting, rust- 
ing, worsting :~ Accosting, coasting, casting* 

Exercise. X. 
Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by the str- 

LOOP. 

Pester, poster; pastor: — Webster, boaster, buster: — Feaster, foster; 
fester ; faster : — -Visitor } vaster :— Mister ; muster ; master : — Twister ; 
taster, toaster : — Duster : — Sister :— -HoZster, Zustre, Ulster : — Chester : — 
Jester, juster : — Coaster, huckster ; castor : — Youngster. 

Exercise XI. 
Words written with three long consonant-signs, the last having an 

N-HOOK. 

Popgun, upborne, pavilion, pompion, pumpkin, paladin, PeZagian, 
Peruvian, Puritan, pardon, periheZion, purZoin, paragon, penman, epi- 
curean, puncheon, penguin. 

BabyZon, befaZZen, bumpkin, boatman, bitumen, bataZZion, obZivion, beZZ- 
man, BoZton, buZZetin, Bourbon, barytone, BerZin, Hibernian. Bergen, 
bargain, bushman, backbone, Buchanan, Abingdon. 

Feminine, raZmin, fa/con, forerun, forewarn, foreknown, forenoon, fish- 
woman. 

Vatican, vuZpine, Vernon. 

Mahometan, Mahomedan, MaZden, marrowbone, morphine, Moravian, 
Marmion, Marathon, marZine, margin, Morgan, monotone, maintain, Man- 
hattan, mundane, moonshine, MageZZan, Michigan. 

Topman, outbidden, automaton, timeworn, terrapin, turban, Tarry- 
town, tinpan, tinman. 

Dominion, demijohn, doZphin, darken, dungeon, Donegan. 

TheoZogian. 

WithhoZden. 

Hesperian, escutcheon. 

WeZZhorn, heZZborn, Zowborn, Lebanon, Zeviathan, Zinden, London, A/- 
gerine, AZcoran, Leghorn, AZZeghanian, WeZZington. 

JKe-obtain, rebeZZion, herbarian, iZubicon, wormeaten, Armenian, re* 
adorn, harZequin, reordain, regimen, workman, Arcadian, hercuZean. 

NapoZeon, Neptune, napkin, unbutton, unbidden, inborn, unborn, un- 
begun, unfaZZen, environ, nem. con., Endymion, Nankin, unshorn, un- 
shaken, unicorn. 

Chapman, chieftain, chairman. 

Juryman, jargon, Jonathan, Jacobin. 

Shopman, chaperon, sharpen, Washington. 

Captain, camphine, Camden, cameZeon, octagon, CaZvin, coa/mine, 
ChaZdean, coZZegian, Carribbean, carbine, carbon, caravan, carmine, car- 
man, curtain, cartoon, accordeon, Corydon, CaroZine, careworn, ichneu- 
mon, coachman. 

Gobetween, gui/Zotine, goZden, garden, guardian, Gordian, Gorgon 
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Exercise XII. 
Words written with two long consonant-signs, followed by the ns or 

NZ-CIRCLE. 

Pittance, opuZence, appearance : — Obedience, balance, abhorrence : — 
Evidence, vehemence, vioZence : — Mittens, matins : — Defines, defence, 
advance, daZZiance, adherence, durance, denounce, Dickens, diggins:— 
Hesitance, askance: — Lawrence, aZZegiance, eZoquence: — Orphans, re- 
fines, roughens, romance, remains, radiance, reZiance, OrZeans, renounce, 
arrogance : — Assurance t — Acquittance, cadence, coherence, occurrence 
•—Gibbons, guidance* 

Exercise XIII. 

Words written xoith a long consonant-sign, with the n -hook followed 
by two other long consonant-signs. 

Poignancy, pinching, punching, punisher, punishing: — Bonnetting, bay- 
onetting, bandog, bandying, banishing: — Finis&er, finishing, feigningly :•— 
Vanishing : — Moonbeam, Minorca, monarch, monarchy, manuring •.—Tin- 
foil, towntalk, tinging, twinging, township: — Downfall, addendum:— 
LionZike : — Ironwork. 

Exercise XIV. 

Words written with a long consonant-sign with the n -hook, followed 
by another long consonant- sign, ending with the s or z-circle 

Penance, openness, finance, evenness, vainness, thinness. 



Exercise XV. 
Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by the jsst- 

LOOP* 

Pounced, bounced, danced, chanced, canst, against. 

Exercise XVL 

Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by the circle and 
another long consonant- sign, ending with the n-hook. 

Piston: — Boston, abstain, bastion, buskin :— Festoon, fustian: — Vesuvi- 
an: — Homespun, musZin, Amazonian: — Ctesiphon, whetstone, Tuscan :— 
Destine, disdain, diocesan, decern, discern, disunion, disjoin, headsman 
woodsman: — Sustain: — HoZstein, Lisbon: — Horseman, UrsuZine : — Uu 
slain, unsworn, Nazarene : — Jessamine, Jocelyn, Josephine: — Caspian, 
oxbane, keystone, question, oxygen, hexagon : — Examine, Augustine, 
Gascon. 



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Exercise XVII. 

Words written with two long consonant-signs, the last of which has 
the n -hook, followed by another long consonant-sign. 

Poppinjay, potency, opulency, piquancy, paganish: — Bemoaning, but- 
tonweed, buttonwood, habitancy, buttonhole, obtaining, buttoning, bat- 
tening, bar?-enly, burning, beckoning : — Vacancy : — MiZZenium, maZignly, 
milliner, millinery, miZZionaire, maZigning, mourning : — Toughening, tight- 
ened, tightening, turnkey, turning, tokening: — Deepening, defining, 
deafening, divining, demeanor, domineer, detaining, deadened, diurnaZZy, 
adorning, darning: — Thickening: — Leavening, Zuminary, Zaconic, Ziken- 
ing : — jKipening, repining, harpooning, refining, roughening, ravening, 
reddening, rejoining, recoining, reckoning, hearkening, organic : — En- 
venom : — Cheapening : — Japanning : — Occupancy, cabinboy, coffining, 
cadenza. 

Exercise XYIII. 

Words written with the s or z-circle, followed by three long conso- 
nant-signs, 

SpoiZer, superb, sperm, Sparta, superior, spark*, sparrowhawk, spear- 
ing, sparring, speechify, speaking, spiking, specking, spunk, spunky, 
spank: — Subpoena, Zabdiel, subduing, subZime: — Seafaring, suffocate: — 
CiviZity, severity, severeZy, seventy, seventh, savageZy, savingly: — Some- 
body, symphony, semivowel, something, smoothZy, smoothing, simiZar, 
smaZZisA,, smiZing, smeZZing, smirk, smearing, semiannual, semiannuaZZy, 
seminary, smashing, smokiZy, smoking, smacking, seemingZy, swimming- 
ly: — Satanic, sitting, sating, setting, sweating, suiting: — Sedative, sedate- 
ly, sideZong, sidereal : — SoothingZy : — SZeepiZy, sZeeping, sZipping, slop- 
ping, sZoping, sZapping, ceZibacy, syZZabub, syZZabic, seZfis^, seZvage, salvage, 
slavish, soZving, sZaving, soZemnZy, saltish, sZuttis^, soZidify, seZdom, soZidi- 
ty, soZiZoquy, ceZZaZar, celerity, sZurring, sZouching, sZas&ed, sZaving, siZi- 
cum, sleekly, sulkily, sZackZy, sleeking, slacking, sluggish, slunk, slank, 
slinging: — Seraphim, seraphic, survive, surveyor, surveying, serving, 
swerving, ceremony, Sarmatia, swarming, Sa?-dinia, surlily, Sierra Leone, 
surname, serenity, syringe, Sa?-anac, searching, surging, Circassia : — Snap- 
pish, snapping, snowball, seanymph, sanatory, sanitary, sundial, senility, 
seniority, sneering, snoring, snaring, synonyme, son-in law, sunshiny, 
singeing, swingeing, syncope, sinecure, sneaking, snaking, synagogue : — 
Skipping, scooping, scoffing, succumbing, squeamish, scheming, skimming, 
schedule, scathing, scollop, scalp, schoolboy schoolhouse, scholar, Schuy- 
ler, squalor, secular, psychology, skulk, skilling, squalling, scaling, scull- 
ing, suckling, schooling, scowling, scurf, scarf, scarify, scurvy, squirm, 
securely, scorch, scourge, securing, scoring, scouring, scanty, sketching, 
squashing, squeaking, skunk: — Signify: — Sanctify, sanctity, sanctuary, 
sinking, sanguify, singingly. 



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Exercise XIX. 

Words written with four long consonant-signs, the first of which 
is the long or alphabetic s or z. 

Aspiring, HispanioZa, espionage, iceberg, aceZdama, acerbity, house- 
warming, housekeeping, Escurial : — Usurping. 

Exercise XX. 

Words written with the s-circle followed by two Long consonant- 
signs, followed by the s or z- circle. 

Sparse, spurious, sappiness, specious, spacious : — Safeness, suffix : — 
Somnus, sumptuous : — Sightless, sweetness, sootiness : — SeduZous, seedi- 
ness, sadness, sedkious : — CeaseZess, sauciness : — SouZZess, siZZiness, saZin- 
ous, sZyness, soiZiness, soZeness, sZowness, saZZowness, syZZogize, siZicious, 
soZacious, siZiquose, sZugs : — Surpass, swface, service, surmise, czarowitz, 
soreness, Syracuse, circus : — SinZess, sunZess, sunrise, sonorous : — Sage- 
ness : — Scarce, sickness, sketches : — sagacious. 

Exercise XXI. 

Words written with the s or z-circle, folloived by a long consonant- 
sign, followed by another circle, followed by another long conso- 
nant-sign. 

Specify, spasm, spicing, spacing, spousing, supposing: — Subside: — 
Sophism, sufficing, suffusing : — Samson : — Satisfy, citizen : — Seducer, se- 
ducing: — Soothsayer, soothsaying : — SoZicit, zeaZousZy, souZsick, slicing: 
— SeriousZy, sorcery : — Sinuosity, sunset, sincere, censor, sneezing : — Six- 
ty, succeed, sixth, sexual, Saxon, Saxony, squeezing : — Sagacity, zigzag : 
— Sing-Sing, singsong. 

Exercise XXII. 

Words written with the s-circle, followed by a long consonant-sign, 
followed by the double s or z- circle. 

Spices, spaces, supposes, suffices, sZices, census, senses, success, sexes. 

Exercise XXIII. 

Words written with the s-circle, followed by a long consonant-sign, 
followed by the st or zd-loop. 

Spiced; spaced, supposed : — Sophist, sufficed ; suffused: — Psalmist: — 
Sawdust ; seduced : — Southeast ; southwest : — SZiced ; soZaced ; sZuiced : 
— Sneezed : — Suggest : — Seacoast, squeezed. 



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Exercise XXIV. 

Words written with the s or z-circle, followed by two long conso- 
nant-signs, the last of which ends in the n-hook. 

Spavin, spoken: — ZebuZon, subjoin: — Smitten, semitone, ciinmerian: 
— Socinian: — SyZvan, sZoven, Solomon, suZtan, silicon, siZken, slacken: — 
Sermon, cerufean, surgeon: — Xenophon, sunshine: — ScuZZion: — Sunken, 
sanguine. 

Exercise XXV. 

Words written toith the s- circle, followed by a long consonant-sign 
ending with the n-hook, followed by another long consonant-sign, 

Spinnage, sponge, Spanish, spinning, spawning, spanning: — Softening: 
— Summoning : — Saddening : — Seasoning : — Skinning, sickening, scan- 
ning. 

Exercise XXVI. 

Words written with the s-circle, followed by a long consonant-sign 
ending with the ns or nz-circle. 

Sapience, summons, sequence. 

Exercise XXYII. 

Words written with the s-circle, followed by a long consonant- 
sign, followed by the shn or zhn-hook. 

Suffusion, station, citation, situation, section, suction, sanction. 

Exercise XXYIII. 

Words written with the st -loop, followed by two long consonant- 
signs. 

Stupefy, stupid, stoppage, steeping, stopping, stepping, stooping: — . 
Stubbing, stabbing: — Stuffing: — Staving: — Steamer, stammer, stamina, 
stomach, steaming, stemming: — Statute, stated, stateZy, stoutZy, stating: — 
Studied, steadier, studying, steadying: — StiZetto, stoZid, steaZth, steaZthy, 
atylish, steaZing, stiZZing : — Stirrup, starve, storm, stormy, storied, stu?*dy, 
sterile, storer, starch, starchy, steerage, storage, stark, 'steering, stirring, 
storing: — Stanza, stonewall, stainer, stench, staunch, stingy, staining, 
stunning, stoning: — Statuary, stitching: — Staging: — Stockade, stuccoed, 
stakehead, stalking, sticking, stocking, stacking, stuccoing: — Stinger, 
stink, stunk, stingo. 



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Exercise XXIX. 
Words written tvith a half-length consonant-sign, preceded by an 

ST-LOOP. 

Steeped, stopped; stepped; stooped: — Stubbed; stabbed: — Stuffed: 
— Staved, stoved : — Stumped; stamped: — Steamed, stemmed :^-StiZt : — 
Steeled, stilled, stalled, styled: — Start: — Steered; stored, stared, stirred; 
starred: — Stint; stunt: — Stained, stoned, stunned; stand: — Stitched: — 
Stalked, stocked; staked; stacked. 



Exercise XXX. 

Words written with the st-loop, followed by a long consonant-sign, 
followed by the s or z- circle. 

Staves, states, studious. 

Exercise XXXI. 

Words ivritten with three full-length consonant-signs — the last con- 
sonant-sign beginning with an l-hook or r-hook, 

Yoipishly, pimple, pamper, pia-mater, apothecary, paiZful, paZtry, paZter, 
poultry, powerful, powerfully, periphery, porter, peartree, parochial, pa- 
rochially, pineapple, panoply, painful, painfully, pantry, panther, pinnacle, 
pecuniary, picture, puncture. 

Buffoonery, bailable, belabor, baleful, baZefully, beZZyful, buZZfly, beZfry, 
BeZZeville, BoZivar, boZter, bewiZder, buiZder, boZder, behoZder, beZZweth- 
er, beZeaguer, bearable, barber, barter, barratry, border, boarder, boor- 
iskly, baneful, banefully, bundle, bindery, boundary, binnacle, bacchanal, 
bookisftZy, bigotry, begetter, banker, bungle. 

Foppis&Zy, fumble, fiducial, fiducially, fiduciary, faithful, faithfully, faZ- 
Zible, faZZibly, foZder, fearful, fearfully, firefly, former, farmer, forger, for- 
gery, forager, finable, fondle, foundry, finical, factor, factory, finger. 

VioZable, voZuble, voZubly, available, avaiZably, variable, variably, ven- 
ture, avenger, vinegar, victor, victory. 

Embattle, embitter, moveable, moveably, mumble, member, memorial, 
mimicry, mouthful, mythical, maZZeable, marble, marriable, marauder, 
monopoly, amenable, manful, manfully, manoeuvre, mental, mentally, 
mantle, woman-hater, monitor, meander, miner«Z, manorial, miniature, 
manger, manager, menagerie, manacle, homogenial, imaginer, imaginary, 
magical, machinery, amicable, amicably, mingle, mangle. 

Typical, typically, temple, temper, tymbal, tameable, tumble, timber, 
tempter, autumnal, tidewater, tidewaiter, toadeater, tiZZable, terrible, ter- 
ribly, tearful, Tartar, attainable, tuneful, tunefully, teachable, attackable, 
together, technical, technically, tincture, tinkle, twinkle, tinker, tingle, 
tangle. 

Adopter, adapter, woodpecker, debitor, debater, debauchery, defamer, 
definer, divider, diviner, dimple, damper, diameter, admiraZ, admeasure, 



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deathblow, deathful, di/uter, deader, durable, durably, direful, direfully, 
diurnal, diuriially, deniable, Dunbar, Danbury, dental, daintily, dwindle, 
dandle, danger, Donegal, digital, doctor, diagonal, diagonally, dingle, 
dangle. 

Heathenishly, thievishly, thimble,, thunder, ethnical, thinker. 

Especial, especially, waspis&Zy, assemble, assembly, assaiZable, usurp- 
er, assignable, asunder, essenZeW, essentially, assoce'able, escaper, house- 
keeper. 

He/pful, Capful, laughable, laughably, ye#ow-fever. daughter, whaZefish- 
ory, Zovable, lavishly, Zimber, Zumber, heZioineter, Zime water, Zimetree, 
a/um water, Zimner, weZZmanner, lawmaker, healthful, healthfully, lyrical, 
aZienable, highZander, Leander, iZZnature, Zounger, legible, Zegibly, eligi- 
ble, eligibly, aZgebra, Zogical, logically, weZcomer, Victor, elector, Zeuctra, 
Zecture, Zawgiver, aZZigator, Zinger, Zonger, Zanguor. 

itepeople, reptile, repeater, repiner, harpooner, rupture, rapture, arbi- 
ter, hereafter, rafter, refiner, revival, revivor, ravager, ravisher, rumple, 
rumble, ramble, armful, harmful, roomful, removal, remover, remodel, 
armorial, wrathful, wrathfully, hierarchal, renewable, re-enter, errantry, 
rainwater, ranger, orangery, reinsure, ironical, ironically, original, origin- 
ally, recover, recovery, rector, rectory, reckoner, rakisAZy, roguis&Zy, 
wrongful, wrongfully, wrinkle, rankle, rankly, rancor, wrangle. 

Inhibitory, unbuckle, enfeeble, ineffable, ineffably, unaffable, unaffably, 
unfetter, unfurZ, unofficial, unofficially, enviable, enviably, innovator, in- 
vader, unevenly, knavis^Zy, inveigle, invigor, New Hampshire, nimble, 
nimbly, unamiable, number, numertzZ, nominal, nominally, inimical, Na- 
thaniel, Nashville, uncouple, innkeeper, uncover, nectar, uncurZ. 

Chapter, chapiter, chamber, watchmaker, cherrytree, chaunter, chang- 
er. 

Jupiter, juvenile, jumble, geometry, juniper, janitor, gentry, gender, 
jointure, ginger, ejector, juncture, jingle, jungle, jangle. 

SheepisfcZy, shamble, shameful, shamefully, shoemaker, skelter, skoul- 
der, chicanery, shingle. 

Capable, captor, capture, cubical, cubically, equivocal, equivocally, 
Cambria, camphor, comical, comically, chemical, chemically, catheter, 
caZibre, CaZabria, curable, careful, carefully, carver, quarter, courtier, 
curator, carter, cannibal, conical, conically, coadjutor, coquetry, con- 
quer. 

Gamble, guiZeful, guiZefully, guiZder, garble, garter, girdle, ignoble, 
ignobly. 

Exercise XXXII. 

Words written with three full-length consonant-signs — the second 
beginning with the l-hook or r-hook. 

Peopling, papering, peppering, puberty, pibroch, patrole, Patrick, pat- 
tering, petrify, putrify, pedlar, padlock, peddling, paddling, powdering, 
penalty, panelling, panorama, pickling, Apocrypha, pickerel, Picardy, 
hypocrisy, puckering, epigram. 

Bubbling, babbling, baffler, baffling, bivalve, bevelling, BeverZy, bev- 
erage, beetling, bottling, battling, betroth, betrayer, bitter/y, bitterish, 



80 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

betraying, bettering, buttering, battering, buckram, bickering, biography, 
begrime, beggar/y, begrudge, beggaring. 

Febrile, February, fabric, favorer, feverish, favoring, femoral, epheme- 
ral, fettering, fiddler, fiddling, fuddling, foddering, fatherZy, feathering, 
fathering, phonology, funeral, funereal, officiality, faculty, figleaf, figur- 
ing. 

Venality, venereal, vicarage. 

Employer, implore, implying, employing, improve, whimpering, em- 
blem, embroil, umbreZZa, umbrage, ambrosia, Hamburgh, Mayflower, 
muffler, muffling, mutterer, muttering, humdrum, Minerva, mushroom, 
measuring, mackerel, meagerZy. 

Tippling, toppling, Tipperary, tapering, tabling, outbrave, outbreak, 
tittering, twittering, tottering, tattering, tutoring, tawdriZy, tethering, 
tunnelling, tickler, ticklish, tickling, tackling, autocracy, autograph, tiger- 
ish. 

Diploma, deplore, deploying, dappling, deprive, deprave, doubling, 
dabbling, daybreak, detiour, diaphragm, defrayer, deferring, differing, 
defraying, develope, devolve, divulge, devilish, deviling, adverb, diatribe, 
dewdrop, daydream, declaim, declare, decrial, decrying, diagram, dog- 
gerel, daggering. 

Theatric, ethnology, theocracy. 

Withdrawal, withdrawing, thitherto. 

Whisperer, whispering, Australia, awestruck, ascribe, 
/libelling, Zabelling, Ziberty, Ziberal, ZiberaZZy, Zibrary, Zaborer, Zaboring, 
Zeveller, Zevelling, Limerick, Ziterary, Zoiterer, Zittering, Zoitering, Zetter- 
ing, Zethargy, Zeathering, ZeisureZy, Zocality, Zikelihood, oiZcloth, aZacrity, 
Ziquoring, Zegality, aZZegretto, Zoggerhead. 

Replevy, rippling, replying, reapplying, reproof, reprieve, reprove, 
reproach, warbler, warbling, Rio Bravo, ha?-borer, rubric, harboring, 
rifling, ruffling, raffling, reaffirm, reframe, refresh, referring, reveller, 
revelling, ?-avelling, rumoring, uranology, renerve, reclaim. 

Unbloody, nibbler, nibbling, enabling, ennobling, neighborhood, neigh- 
borZy, neighboring, inflame, envelope, novelty, enamelling, untruth, en- 
trail, nitric, intrigue, wintering, entering, wanderer, undergo, wandering, 
hindering, wondering, enthrall, unwithering, natural, naturaZZy, unchurch, 
New Jersey, injuring, unqualify, uncloudy, encroach, incurring. 

Chaffering, chattering, channelling, chucklehead, chuckling. 

Jeopardy, jabbering, jovial, general, generaZZy, generic, joggling, jug- 
gling, geography. 

Shuffler, shuffling, chivalry, shovelling, shaveling, shivering, shattering, 
Shadrach, shuddering, s&ackling, sugarhouse, sugaring. 

Coupling, cooperage, capering, quibbler, quibbling, cobbling, cabrioZe, 
caviller, cavalry, cavalier, cavilling, quivering, quavering, covering, cater- 
er, accoutring, coddling, quadrille, coZoring, corollary, Carolina, quarreZ- 
ang, carolling, acknowledge, kennelling, cackling, cockerel. 

Gobbler, gobbling, Gabriel, gibberish, giggling. 

Anchoring, angler, English, angling, angriZy, hungering. 



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Exercise XXXIII. 

Words written with three full-length consonant-signs — the first be- 
ginning with the l-hook. 

Plymouth, plumage, plumbing, pluming, platina, p!etho?-a, plaything, 
pleurisy, pliancy, plucking, plaguing, plugging, plank. 

Blowpipe, blabbed, blabbing, blemish, blaming, blooming, bloodiZy, 
bloodying, blithe/y, bleareyed, blearing, blurring, Blenheim, bleaching, 
obliging, blus&ing, blockhead, blockhouse, bleakish, blackish, blocking, 
blacking, blink, blank. 

Flipping, flopping, effluvium, flambeau, flame-eyed, Falmouth, philo- 
mathy. flimsy, Flemish, flaming, Fleming, fluidity, philology, FWid a, florid, 
flurried, flourish, flaring, flooring, flinty, fluency, flinch, flange, fledging, 
fleshhook, fleshing, flushing, flashing, afflict, flocked, flaxy, flocking, flak- 
ing, flecking, flogged, flagged, flogging, flagging, flank. 
. Evil-doer. 

Millennial. 

Addleheaded. 

Whirlpool, railroad. 

Unloving, unloading, enlarge, unalluring, unlatching. 

Clipping, clapping, clubbing, acclivity, cleaving, clumsy, climbing, 
claiming, clothing, clarify, Clarissa, chWide, clearZy, clearer, Killarney, 
clergy, clerk, Clark, clearing, clinch, clench, clannish, clownish, cleaning, 
clutching, clashing, clicked, cloaked, clucked, clicking, cloaking, cluck- 
ing, clacking, clogged, clogging, clink, clank, clinging, clanging. 

Globule, gloving, gloomiZy, gleaming, gluttony, glorify, gloried, glaring, 
glorying, gleaning, glowing/y. 

Exercise XXXIV. 
Words written with two of the l-hook consonant- signs. 

Pliable, playful, playfully, plainly, pala&'aZ: — Bhriskly, bleakly, Block- 
ley, Blakely, blackly; — Flyblow, fulfill, fluvial, flannel, flesAZy, flasftiZy: 
— Doleful, dolefully, diluvial: — Unlawful, unlawfully, unlively, unlovely, 
unlikely, unluckily: — Colonial, cleanly, colloquial, colloquially: — Glib- 
ly, gleeful. 

Exercise XXXV. 

Words commencing with an l-hook consonant-sign, the s or z-cir- 
cle and another full-length consonant-sign at the end* 

Placide, placid, placer, pleasing, placing: — Blossom, blessed, blessing, 
blazer, blazon, blazing : — Philosophy, flask, fleecing : — Unlacing, unloos- 
ing, analyzer, analyzing : — Clasp, classify, closet, closely, closer, classic, 
closing, classing : — Glossary, glisten, glossing, glazing. 
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Exercise XXXYI. 

Words written with a long con sonant- sign, followed by the s or z- 
circle, followed by an l-hook or r-hook consonant-sign* 

Peaceable, appeasable, peaceably, possible, possibly, passable, passa- 
bly, peaceful, peacefully, passively, passover, pastry, poisoner, posture, 
pasture, paschal: — Boy's-play, besieger: — Feasible, feasibly, fusible, fas- 
tener, fiscal, physical, physically: — Vesper, vestry, visible, visibly, vesture: 
— Misapply, hemisphere, whomsoever, mastery, masker, massacre : — 
Hotspur, whatsoever, tasker, phthisical : — Disciple, display, disable, ad- 
ducible, deceiver, dissever, dissettle, destroy, decider, dissuader, dishonor, 
designer, decennary, descry, disagree : — Seceder : — Lucifer, Louisville, 
listener: — Risible, irascible, wheresoever, receiver, resettle: — Whenso- 
ever, unscrew : — Whichsoever : — Gesture : — Extra, Exeter, cohesible, 
causable, accusable. 

Exercise XXXVII. 

Words written with an l-hook or r-hook consonant-sign, followed 
by a long consonant- sign, followed by the s or z-circle. 

Pleiads, Pleiades, appliance ; propose, preface, profess, profuse, previ- 
ous, promise, premiss, premise, apparatus, produce, prio?*ess, predous: — 
Ableness, blueness; Brutus, Hebrides, broadwise, Briareus, breeches, 
bricks: — Afflatus, effloresce, awfulness, wofulness, effluence, affluence, 
flax ; Euphrates, fracas : — Evilness ; overpass, overdose, overalls : — Trea- 
tise, traduce, tresis, trueness, atrocious: — Idleness; dryness: — Other- 
wheres : — Analogous ; unrighteous : — Crevice, crevasse : — Glimpse, glot- 
tis, glorious; grieves, grievous, grimace, Grimes, egregious, gracious, 
Gracchus. 

Exercise XXXVIII. 

Words written with an l-hook or r-hook consonant-sign, followed 
by the st or zd-loop. 

Pleased, placed ; priest, highpriest, priced, prized, apprised, praised, 
appraised, pressed, oppressed: — Blazed, blest, blast; braced, breast, 
bruised, browsed: — Fleeced; frost: — Trist, traced, trust: — Dressed, ad- 
dressed :«— Authorized, thrust: — Enlist, enlaced, unlaced, unloosed, an- 
nalist, analyzed; henroost, unrest: — Closed, classed; creased, crossed, 
Christ, crest, crust, crazed, cruised : — Glossed, glazed ; • grist, graced, 
grazed. 



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Exercise XXXIX. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs — the first begin* 
ning with the l-hook or r-hook* and the ixtst -ending with the 

N-HOO&v 

Plebeian, ploughman, platoon } profane, proven, protean, appertain, op* 
portune : — Blacken ; Bremen, brahmin, Breyman, Brighton, .brighten> 
Britain, Briton, Aberdeen, broken, brogans — Flag'gon? frighten, Phry- 
gian, African ».— E very man, overdone, overruns — Trepan, trapan, Tribune> 
waterman, Watertown, triton, trodden, triZZion: — Driven, drayman, Dry* 
den, hydrogen, dragon, dragoon: — Threaten ?— Thereupon '.—Enliven t 
— Washerwoman*. — Cloven, chZorine> clarion^ craven r-Mlliitton, glad* 
den ; Griffin. 

EXERCISE XL, 

Words written with an l-hook: or r-hook. consonant-sign ending 
with the n -ho ok, followed by a long consonant-sign. 

Planet, plenty, plunge* plaining, planning; pruning? ^Blench, blanch; 
branch, brownish, braining: — Frenzy, French, fringe, frowning: — Trench* 
training : -—Drench, drainage, dronish, draining^ drowning : — Greenhouse* 



Exercise XLL 

Words written with ike s or z-cir'cle, followed by -along consonant- 
sign, followed by an l-hook. or r-hook consonant-sign. 

Sceptre, sputter, spatter, spouter, spider, spirdZ, spirally, spinal, su* 
finely, spaniel, spinner, spe'^Z, specially, speckle: — Sophomore, sifter :— •> 
Simple, simply, sample, simper, symbol, sombre, scimeter, symmetry* 
smatter, smother, smoother, seminal, Sitmner, smoker, smuggle :— - 
Steeple, staple, stable, stubble, suitable, suitably) stiffly, stifle, sottis&ly* 
stickle, stoical, stoically! — Soda-water, sidereal, zodiacal: — Seizable, 
sizable t-^SZeeper, shipper, slippery, suitable, slobber, suZphur, siZver, sZi* 
Ver, sZaver, slavery-, slaughter, psaZter, sweZter, suhry, saZuter, Salathiel, 
soldier, soZdiery ^--Sorrowful, sorrowfully, servile, circle i — Snapper, sin* 
ful, sinfully, snuffle, snaffle, centre, sentry, saunter, senator, swindle, 
sandal, sunder, sundry, snarl, seusrzdl, sensually. censure-, cynosure, cyni* 
cal, cynically, snuggle, snugly, Senegal: — Sociable, sociably: — Skipper> 
squabble, scuffle, scoffer, schemer, skimmer, sycamore, scuttle, squatter* 
scatter, squirrel, schooner:—- Sigtral : — Single, singly. 



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Exercise XLIL 

Words ivritten with three fall-length consonant-signs, the first be* 
ginning with the r-hook. 

Prepare, propping, prohibit, probity, probate, approbate, probed, 
hyperboZe, probing, prophecy, prophesy, profile, privacy, proviso, 
prevail, provoke, approving, premium, primacy, priming, prelacy, prowl- 
er, prorogue, pro/ong, prowZing, priority, prorogue, preaching, approach- 
ing, progeny, prejudge, preoccupy, proxy, procure, pricking, pryingly, 
prank. 

Browbeat, bribed, bribing, brevity, bravado, abreuvoir, breviary, bra- 
toura, braving, Abrahamic, brimming, Brittany, Britannia, breathing, 
brawZer, brawZing, broiZing,- brunette, brandy, breaching, broaching, 
brooching, bridging, abridging, brushwood, brushing, breakage, broke- 
age, brackish, breaking, bragging, bringing. 

Framing, fruitive, affrighted, frighted, frothing, fraiZty, froZic, freshing, 
fricassee, freakish, freaking, forgive, forgave, frank. 

Overpower, overbtisy, oVerboil, overfill, overvaZue, overmuch, over* 
match, overhasty, overZeap, overZap, overwheZm, viriZity, overZook, over- 
paying, override, overrule, overreach, overarch, overwork, virtuoso, vir- 
tual, virtua//y, Virginia, verging, averaging, overshadow, overcome, over- 
came, overcame, overcarry. 

Gripping, trapping, trooping, tropic, trefoil, waterfall, waterfowl, 
traffic, Waterville, triumph, trimZy, watermill, trimming, watertight, tree- 
toad, treated, traded, TroZZope, waterZiZy, waterZime, triZZing, traiZing, 
trinity, trainoil, tragedy, tragic, trudging, trickish, trochaic, trunk. 

Hydropathy, dropsy, dripping, dropping, drooping, drawback, drub* 
bing, hydrophobia, drift, adrift, draught, driving, dreaming, drumming, 
droZZery, hydrauZic, driZ/ing, drawZifig, dreari/y, dredging, drudging, 
Drogheda, drugging, dragging, drink, drunky drank. 

Throbbing, thrifty, thriving, thrumming, thriZZing* authorship, thresh* 
ing, thrashing, thronged, thronging. 

Therefore, therewithal,- thereinto, thereunto, weathercock, weather- 
gauge. 

Unroofing, enravish, inwreathing, Unwreathing, enrolling, unrolling, en- 
riching, enraging, ownership, nourishing, enrank. 

Shriving, shroving, shrewis&Zy, shrieking, shrugging, shrink, shrunk, 
shrank. 

Creeping, cropping, craving, acrimony, cramming, critic, crudity, cru» 
eZty, crawZing, craunch, cringe, chronic, crowning, crouching, crushing^ 
crashing, creaked, cricket, cracked, crooked, creating, croaking, crack- 
ing, crooking, cragged, crank. 

Griping, groping, grouping, grubbing, grabbing, Griffith, graphic, gra- 
vity, graveZZy, grieving, aggrieving, graving, growZing, grantee, Green- 
wood, Grenada, Greenwich, grange, greenish, grinning, groaning, grudg* 
ing, aggregate. 



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Exercise XLIII. 

Words written with two of the r*hook consonant- signs. 

Proper, prover, approver, premier, primer, primary, operator, portray, 
prudery, primer, preacher, perjure, perjury, pressure : — Bribery, brevier, 
bravery, brimmer, breeder, broader, breather, brother, brasier, abrasure, 
breaker, broker, bragger :~— Frippery, forbear, forever, fervor, framer, frit- 
ter, fruitery, foreigner '.—Overbear, overdraw, overdry, overthrow, ver- 
dure, overcrow, averager, overgrow : — Moreover : — Trooper, Trevor, 
trover, trimmer, tremor, treachery, treasure, treasury, trickery, trig- 
ger: — Draper, drapery, driver, drover, dreamer, drummer, drudgery: 
— Narrator : — Shrubbery : — Creeper, creator, crater, creature, crusher, 
crosier, croakei 4 , cracker :— ^Graver , grammar, granary, grazier, Gregory. 

Exercise XLIV". 

Words written with an r-hook consonant-sign, the s or z-cir- 
cle, and another full-length consonant-sign at the end. 

Perceive, oppressive, prism, presume, pursuit, precede, proceed, pros- 
ody, preside, apprisal, appraisal, prizer, apprizer, praiser, appraiser, op- 
pressor, prison, presage, prosaic, prussic, prizing, apprizing, praising, 
appraising, pressing, oppressing : — Bristle, bris^Zy, brisk, bracing, Hebra- 
ism, Brazos, Brazil, bruiser, brazen, browsing : — Frosty, frisk, frisky, for- 
sake, fresco, aphorism, frizz/e, frizzly, frozen, freezing : — Overset, over- 
size, oversweZZ, aversely, overseer, Haversack, overseeing: — Humor- 
some, amorously, humorously :— Truism, trustee, atrocity, trusty, tracery, 
tracer, treason, watersoak, tracing, trussing :-^Dresser, dressing, address- 
ing, drizzle, drizz/y, drowsily :-^-ThrosMe, authorizing : — Crisp, crossbow, 
crucify, crusty, crusade, crosswise, crossly, craziZy, cruiser, christen, creas- 
ing, crossing, crazing, cruising :^Grasp, aggressive, gristle, grossly, griz- 
zle, grizzly, grocer, grocery, greasing, gracing, grazing. 



Exercise XLV. 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant-sign, followed by the 
double s or z-circle. 

Precise, process* traces, tresses, trusses, analysis, Croesus^ crises, crisis. 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. lis 



Exercise XLVI. 

Words written with one long consonant-' sign followed by an l or r-> 
hook-sign, ending with an n-Hook* 

Embrown, tavern, outgrown, Dublin, doubloon, dethrone, decline* 
withdrawn, Wo/verine, recline, unblown, enthrone, enshrine, incline, un- 
clean, Anacreon, uncrown, chaplain, chaudron, javelin, c&agrin, cavern* 
Kedron, quadroon, goblin, govern. 

Exercise XLVIL 
Words written with an r-hook sign* followed by an l-hook sign* 

Palaver, plumber, plighter, plotter, wbippletree, appletree, plethory* 
pluraZ, plainer, plenarj 7 , planner, pleasure i — Blubber, blabber, believer, 
blamer, blotter, bladder, bleacher, obliger: — Flavor, flummery, filter, 
whiffletree, flitter, flutter, flatter, flattery, Fletcher, flicker i — Maligner, 
Hamilcar ^Deliver, delivery, idolatry, idolater f — Heraldry J — Clipper, 
clapper, culver, cleaver, clover, clever, claymore, clamor, clutter, clatter* 
cleaner i— Glimmer, glitter, gladder, gleaner, glazier. 

Exercise XLVIIL 

Words written with an r-hook sign, followed by an I^Hook sign* 

Approval, primal, primely, predial, perennial, perennially, prunel, pru 
nello, prickly : — Briefly, bravely, brittle, brutal, brutally, bridle, bridal, 
brothel, brachial : — Fearful, frothily, fragile, freshly, freckle, frugal :— • - 
Verbal, verbally, overflow, vernal, Virgil : — Tripoli, triple, treble, trebly, 
trouble, utterable, trueblue, waterfly, trifle, truffle, trivial, trivially, tra* 
vail, travel, trammel, turtle, eternal, eternally, triennial, treacle, trickle* 
truckle 5— Dripple, dribble, drabble, drivel, draggle : — UnraVel, unriddle i 
— Shrivel J— Cripple, cradle, crackle :— Grapple, agreeable* agreeably, 
gruffly, grovel, gravel, gravely, grimly, greenly. 



Exercise XLIX. 

Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by an I/-H00K 
or r-h ook consonant-sign, ending with the s or ^-circle. 

Buttress, bitters : — Fibrous f-y Vocalize, vigorous : — Impress, emprize, 
embrace, embers, Ambrose, mattress, Madras, manners :— ^Tigris, tigress s 
— Depress, Hudibras, divers, diverse, adverse, auditress, editress, head 
dress, decrease, decorous, Douglass, digress :— Whiskers : — Leprous, 



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lecherous : — jReplace, repress, reprize, warbles, auriferous, reverse, re- 
trace, redress, recluse, recross : — * Naples, noblesse : ---Inverse, universe* 
nitrous, undress, wondrous, nucleus, Nicholls, inclose, enclose, unclose, 
increase »— ^Checkers t — Generous s-— Caprice, copperas, actress, cauterize* 
coiors. 

ExERCiSE L. 
Words Written With two long tonsonant^signS) the last of Which takes 

the SHN Or £HN-HOOKi 

Petition, optician, potation, paZZiation, poZZution, portion, apportion, 
Persian* Parisian, pension, oppugnation : -^Habitation, obtusion, abolition, 
ebuZZition, abortion, aberration :— AfBZiation, faZchion, Phoenician, fiction, 
affection, faction, function: — VoZition, viofation* evolution, valuation, voZu- 
tion, variation, Venetian, viZzation, eviction, vacation, avocation; vocation : 
—Ambition, imitation, mutation, mediation, immoZation, emuZation, humiZ- 
iation, immersion, monition, munition, mention, mansion, ammunition^ 
magician, emanation i— <Tertian, tension, attention, attenuation i— Adop- 
tion, diffusion, deviation, division, devotion, Domitian, admission, diZation* 
aduZation, dilution, de/usion, adoration, duration, derision, donation, dic- 
tion : — Assumption, assertion, ascension, association : -^-Hesitation :— Liba- 
tion, eZevation, aZZeviation, aZienation, Zogician, Zocation, aZZocation, eZec- 
tion, locution, eZocution, Zegation, aZZegationi — Eruption, irruption, re* 
fashion, revision, remission, irritation, rotation, Artesian, erudition, radia* 
tion, reZation, ruination, erection, reaction* irrigation; rogation, arrogation S 
«— Inhibition* infusion, invasion, innovation, animation* notation, annota- 
tion, intuition, inhaZatiori, narration, inanition, initiation, indication* an* 
nexion, inaction, enaction, negation :— ^Egyptian, agitation, gentian, ejec- 
tion, junction i — Occupation, caption, capuchin", quotation* coaZition, cor^ 
rt>sion i— Gumption* ignition* 

Exercise LL 
Words Written with an l-hook consonant-sign^ ending ivith the sh:# 

or ZHN-HOOK. 

Appellation i *— Oblation 3 ablution : = AfBation i — Collision j collation; 
collusion. 

• Exercise LIL 

Words Written With an r-hook consonant -sign, ending With the shn 

Or ZHN-HOOk. 

Apparition ; operation, oppression* Prussian: — Hebrician ; abrasion : — ! 
Fruition, freshen : — Version, aversion j — Attrition, iteration ?— *Aceretion* 
creation s — Grecian* aggreseion* 



88 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II* 



Exercise LIII. 

Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by the shns or 
zhnz-hoob: and circle. 

Patience, potions ; passions i — Fashions* fusions, effusions : — Visions ; 
evasions, ovations : — Missions, emissions, omissions ; motions, emotions : 
-^-Editions ; additions :■ — Elisions ; Motions ; iZZusions, aZZusions 1 — E rations} 
orations : — Nations, notions : — Auctions, cautions ; equations, occasions ; 
actions, cushions. 

Exercise LIV. 

Words written with a long consonant-sign, ending with the shn or 
zhn -ho ok, followed by another long consonant -sign. 

Optional, visionary, missionary, motioning, additional, additionally, 
rational, rationaZZy, national, nationaZZy, notionaZ, auctioneer, cautionary* 
actionary, Cautioning ; occasional, occasiotta^Zy, occasioning: 

Exercise LV. 

Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by the s or z* 
circle, and terminating in the shn or zhn-hook. 

Opposition, position ; possession ; apposition t — Abscission : — Physi* 
cian : — Decision ; dissuasion : — Secession, Cessation i — Recession : — Inci* 
eion : — Excision, acquisition ; causation, accession ; accusation. 

Exercise LVL 

Words written with two long consonant-signs, followed by a half- 
length consonant-Sign. 

PopuZato, puJpitj upZift, piloted, peZtedj poZZuted, paZZiated, piZ/aged, 
parapet, purified, pervade, pirated, parted) uprooted, paraded, perched, 
parched, purged, perished, parachute, passionate, picketed, pocketed, 
punctuate. 

Befitted, web-footed* obviated, bedaubed, bethumped, boZted, beZted, 
baZZoted, beZched, bilked, abrupt, barbed, barefoot, bereft, bereaved, 
berated, bearded, boarded, hybernate, baronet, burked, barked, barri- 
cade, benefit, benighted, bonneted, bayoneted, abnegate, habituated, ob- 
ject, abject, abjugate, backbite, becalmed, bequeathed, backward, bigot- 
ed, Bagdad, beguiled, banquet, banked. 

Fumigate, fatigued, fathomed, fiZmed, affiliated, fiZZeted, foZiated, foZd- 
ed, fiZched, ferryboat, farabout, forebode, forfeit, forefoot, fervid, formed, 
farmed, affirmed, forded, afforded, forethought, aforehand, forged, forked, 
finitude, fainted, offended, funded, founded, officiated, efficient, effected, 
affected. 

Vomited, viaduct, viZZified, veZvet, vaZved, evolved, voZumed, vauZted, 



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vio/ated, Vulgate, verified, varioloid, variegate, vented, vaunted, even-* 
tide, heavenward, vineyard, avenged, vegetate, vitiated, vacated, evacu- 
ated, vacant, viscount. 

Embalmed, embodied, imbedded, ambuZate, embowered, mimicked^ 
modified, miZitate; meZted, immoZated, maZZeated, humiZiated, miZdewed. 
mouZded, meZiorate, ameZiorate, miZZwright, morbid, mermaid, merited, 
emerald, marched, merged, emerged, marked, market, Haymarket. 
emanate, minded, highminded, mended, amended, many-headed, man- 
date, imminent, eminent, minuend, managed, emaciated, machinate, mag- 
nate, magnet. 

Typified, tufted, toughened, tumefied, tomtit, tempted, attempted, tu- 
mult, tomahawked, Ta/bot, TaZmud, tiZted, toZerate, toll-gate, torpid, 
turbot, turbid, terrified, termed, iterated, turreted, target, turgid,, two- 
handed, attenuated, tanyard, tenant, tenent, ticketed, tonguetied. 

Deep-mouthed, adopted, adapted, deputed, deport, deep-read, depict, 
debited, debated, doubZet, debarred, defamed, defeated, defiled, default, 
definite, defined, defend, deafened, devoted, divided, devoured, advent, 
admitted, demerit, demurred, admired, damaged, demigod, deathbed, 
deZved, deZtoid, deZighted, diZated, duZZwitted, diZuted, deZuded, deZine- 
ate, deZuged, dialect, delicate, delegate, dwarfed, derived, dairymaid, 
dirtied, darted, derided, direct, derogate, denoted, deject, decamped) 
dictate, addicted, docketed, dockyard, hoodwinked, 

Thwarted, thickheaded, thickened, thanked. 

Usurped, IsraeZite. 

Associated, escaped. 

AZphabet, Zifeboat, iZZfated, Zifted; aZZeviated, eZevated, Zavished, aZarrn^ 
ed, hoZZow-hearted, aZienated, Zanded, Zaunched, Ziquefied, weZcomed; 
eZected, Zocated, Ziquidate, Zongboat, Zinked, eZongate, Zanguid. 

Repeated, reputed, repudiate, repealed, repelled, report, repaired, 
reappeared, rebuffed; rebated, rebutted, rabbeted, ?-ebuild, rebelled, re- 
fitted, refuted, roughshod, revived, riveted, rivuZet, revolt, revealed, re- 
viled, revered, ravaged, ravished, armpit, rhomboid, removed, remitted, 
remedied, armZet, remould; rummaged, hareZipped, reZieved, reZighted, 
reZated, heralded, rarified, rewarded, rearward, reinhabit; renovate, or- 
nated, warranted, reunited, rounded, trenched, re-enjoyed, ranged, ar- 
ranged, re-enact, renegade, recheated, originated, reject, reshipped; 
worshipped, reassured, Rechabite, eructate, requited, erected, reacted, 
recalled, recoiled, required; irrigated, arrogated, reguZate, ^rongheaded, 
ranked. 

Unpaved; neaptide, unpitied; UnpoZite; unappalled, Newport, un- 
packed, henpecked, inhabited, inhibited, unabated, unabetted; un- 
bathed, unbuilt, unbolt, unboiled, unbeheld, enbowelled, unbarred, un- 
heard, unabashed, unbaked, unbegot, unfaded, unfelt, unfilled, enfold; 
unfold, infuriate, unfeared, enfired, infinite, invited, innovated, invaded; 
unavoided, invioZate, invoZute, invalid, unveiled, unvalued, novitiate; un- 
moved, animated, enumerate, Nimrod, unmoored, unmatched; unattired, 
unadored, inadequate, unhusked, unasked, unyieZded, unarrived, un* 
armed, unwarmed, unharmed, inherited, narrated, unhoarded, unargued, 
unenvied, anointed, unwonted, noontide, unhanded, unendowed, annihi- 
Zated, unannealed, uninured, unenjoyed; enunciate, annunciate; tin- 



90 tMotfo&RAPiiid Worij-bGOk fcd. It* 

unsheathed, insured, unshocked, unoccupied, incubate, encamped, inqui 
etude, unacquitted, inquieted, unquitted, inchoated, enacted, anecdote* 
inocuZate, uncalled, unequalled, uncoiledj unquelled* inaccurate, ill* 
quired, unacquired; encored, unhackneyed, encaged, uncaged. 

Chitchat; churched, charged, cherished, chaunted, changed; chainshot* 
teheckruate, chinked. 

Gibbeted, JehdsapHat, joJZyboat, jiZted, joZted, jointed; Jacobite, jack* 
boot, ejaculate. 

Shipmate, shiproad, shifted; shielded, shelved^ Charlotte. 

Copulate, copyright, cohabited, cobalt, cabbaged, coveted) accumulate, 
catgut, aqueduct, qualified, quiZted, coZZated, coZonade, coZZegiate, collo- 
cate, collect, corrupt, carpet, curbed, corvette, curvet, curved, carved, 
quartette, weakheafted, courted, corded, accorded; corroded, carded* 
cornet, coronet, carronade, corked, correct, canopied, canted, counted* 
accounted, acquainted, candid, cannonade, quenched, actuated, cogitate* 
cajoled, cashiered, cockpit, cockfight, quickwitted, coacted, coquetted* 
cocoanut, quickened* coaguZate, cognate. 

GobZet, gifted, giiiiZet; guiZded, girded* guarded, gorged, ignited, igf 
nored; gunshot. 

Exercise LVIL 

Words in which a half-length consonant-sign occurs between tw6 
long conson&nt-signs: 

Pomatum, appeZ&tive, paZZiative> poZiteZy, paZatal, appeZZatory, paZatine* 
piloting, pelting; paZZiating, poZZuting, pertain, portage, portico, pirating* 
parting; uprooting, picketing, pocketing. 

Befitting, buffeting, obviating* abZative* boZtnead* belittle* biZZeting* 
beZting, boZting, baeZoting, abortive, Burton; Barton* habituating, begot- 
ten, begetting. 

Fiftieth, fifteen, fitmatory, affiZiating, foretop, furtive, fortuity, fortieth* 
foretooth, fourteen, fortune, faintly, finitely, fanatic, phonetic, fondly, feign- 
edly, officiating. 

VividZy, volatile* vaulting* violating* averting, vintage, vantage, Vandal* 
vitiating. 

Emulative* military; emufatory, MiZton, moften. tiamiZton, meZting, hu 
miZiating, mortify; mortal, thortaZZy, myrtle, Morton, Merton, martin r 
emaciating. 

Tepidity; timidity, timidZy* iterative* iterating, outwardZy, talkative, 
ticketing. 

Adoptive; idiomatic, Dooiittle, diZatory, aduZtery, deZighting* diZating, 
diZuting, dirtiZy, diuretic, dirting, darting, dictum, ade'quateZy* addicting, 
ductile, dactyl, doggedZy. 

Thwarting. 

Hospital, assafoetida, asthmatic, ascending* dsci/Zatory, osciZZating, as- 
sauZting, ascertain* associative, associating. 

EZZiptic, Zifting, aZZeviating, eZevating, Zunatic, aZienating, elective, lao 
tial, electing, locating. 

Eruptive, rapidity, refitting; rifting, rafting, refuting, remotely, hermit 



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age, aromatic, rheumatic, reZighting, relating, rewritten, Raritan, rewrit- 
ing, reorder, rewarding, ornately, rental, oriental, arrantly, rentage, or- 
nating, .Randall, roundly, recheating, archetype, rectify, reactive, requital, 
erectZy, erecting, requiting, reacting, ruggedZy, arrogating. 

Inaptly, infatuate, unfitting, infidel, unfading, inviting, innovating, in- 
vading, entitle, unitedly, notedZy, inertZy, inheritor, inerratic, inwardZy, 
nineteen, anointing, inundate, unwinding, unhanding, initiative, initiatory, 
initiating, nauseating, inactive, enactive, unquietZy, inchoating, enacting. 

GeZatine, jiZting, joZting, genitive, gentle, genital, genteel, genteeZZy, 
jointZy, gentZy, jauntiZy, joint-heir, ejecting. 

Shifting, shemetic, assuredZy, ChantiZZy. 

Captive, capital, capitaZZy, cupidity, cavatina, coveting, coZZating, quiZt- 
ing, curative, courtesy, courthouse, curtail, courtZy, accurately, cartel, car- 
touch, cartage, cortege, courting, carting, quantity, cantata, quintal, can- 
teen, canton, kindle, kindly, candle. 

GuiZtiZy, igniting. 

Exercise LVIII. 

Words in which a half-length consonant-sign is followed by two 
long consonant-signs. 

Pitfall, pettifog, epidemic, Potomac, potherb, petrify, putrify, hep- 
tarchy, pedagogue : — Beautifier, beatific, beautifying, butZer, bootjack, 
bedfe/Zow, bedimming, bedtime, BedZam, bedroom, obduracy, bedeck- 
ing: — Footpath, football, footfall, fataZity, futiZity, photoZogy, fetZock, 
fatZing, footrope, fattening, fittingZy, futurity: — VitaZity, victuaZZer, vict- 
uaZZing, vitrify: — Imitative, imitating, MatiZda, maturity, matureZy, me- 
teoric, maturing: — Modifier, modifying, meddZer, meduZZar, meduZZary, 
modeZZing, middZing, meddZing, muddZing, midriff, midship, madcap, mod- 
icum : — TotaZity, tituZary, tuteZary, tituZar, tuteZar, tautoZogy, tuteZage, 
twattZing, tattZing, tadpole: — Detailing, deterring, detaching, deadening: — 
Esteeming-. — HostiZity, hostiZeZy, hosteZry, ostioZogy, auste?ity, yesterday, 
easterZy, austereZy, westerZy, ostrich, historic, esoteric, hesitancy, aston- 
ish, Housatonic: — Hesitative, hesitating: — AZtorf, Ziterati, ZatterZy, uZte- 
rior, Ziturgy, aZtering, Zightening, lightning, haZtingZy : — Wildfowl, yield- 
ingZy: — Rutabaga, ratifier, ratifying, arterial, arteriaZZy, oratorial, porta- 
tive, artiZZery, retaiZing, rattZing, retrieve, rhetoric, retiring, rotunda, re- 
taining, retouching, reattaching, reticule, retaking : — Redeeming, riddZing, 
yardarm, orderZy, ordering, ordaining, hardening, hardship : — Notebook, 
nightfall, notifying, nativity, antetype, intuitive, annotating, nettling, 
Wentworth, entwining, untwining, untuning, nightcap, antiquity, anti- 
quary, Nottingham, honey tongued, unwittingZy: — Windpipe, handbill, 
windfall, indicting, undoubting, handiwork, andante, handcuff, undecay- 
ing: — CheatingZy, chidingZy: — Agitative, agitating, geodetic :*— Catfish, 
activeZy, cutZery, CataZonia, cataZogue, catnip, caoutchouc, academic, kid- 
nap: — Goodfellow, godZike. • 



92 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise LIX. 

Words written with two half-length consonant- signs. 

Pautucket, petticoat: — Beautified, botromed, beatitude, bedimmed, ob- 
durate, bedrid, abdicate, abduct, bedecked: — Footpad, fattened, affidavit, 
foothold: — Victualed, evident: — Imitated, mettled, maturate, matured, 
mitigate: — Modified, meditate, mediated, muddyheaded, madheaded, 
modulate, moderate, midnight, Midionite, maidenhood, maddened, med- 
icate :-_ — T wattled, titled : — Detached, detect, dedicate, deduct, diademed, 
deadZight: — TheodoZite: — Ascetified, estimate,esteemed , esta ted, eastward, 
westward, astound, waistcoat, wastegate : — Lightfoot, ultimate, iZZ-timed, 
aZtitude, latitude, lightheaded, /iterate, Zatent, Zightened, litigate: — .Rati- 
fied, irritated, retaZiate, retailed, retort, reiterate, retired, retard, right- 
hand, retained, retouched, reattached: — Readmit, redeemed, riddled, or- 
dered, ordained, hardened, redcoat, eradicate : — Notified, intimate, un- 
tamed, entombed, annotated, antedate, antidote, untilled, nettled, untold, 
entailed, untired, interred, untoward, intent, intonate, untwined, entwin- 
ed, unatoned, intend, untuned, untouched, unattached, nightshade, anti- 
quate, intact, unattacked :—rUndeified, undevout, handmaid, undimmed, in- 
dicted, undated, unedited, indebted, undoubted, unduZate, handled, indu- 
rate, endeared, windward, endured, indent, indicate, undecked, induct, 
undecayed : — Chattered : — Agitated, adjudicate : — Sheetlead, shuddered, 
shattered : — CutZet, cottaged. 

Exercise LX. 

Words written with a long consonant-sign, followed by the s or z- 
circle, followed by a half-length consonant-sign. 

Pacified, apostate, pasted, posted, puzzled, haphazard, peasant, poison- 
ed, puissant: — Besotted, basted, bestead, boasted, bestowed, bestud, ob- 
soZete, basalt, absoZute, absurd, buzzard, absent, abscind, beseeched, be- 
sieged, biscuit, bisect, basket, basked: — Phosphate, feasted, fisted, foist- 
ed, fasted, halfsighted, fizzled, fuzzled, officered, halfsword, fascinate, 
pheasant, fastened :—. Vested, visited, vaciZZate, viscerate, eviscerate: — 
Messmate, mistaught, homestead, misdate, misdoubt, misdeed, macerate, 
musket, Muscat, misquote, misguide : — Testate, twisted, tasted, tested, 
attested, toasted, tesseZate, tasseled, tusked, tasked : — Dissipate, despite, 
despot, dispute, disobeyed, deceived, disavowed, decimate, dismayed, 
dusted, desuetude, dissuaded, decided, deceased, diseased, disused, deso- 
Zate, dissoZute, disallowed, dazzled, desert, desired, disarrayed, decent, 
disunite, dizened, designed, disowned, descend, dissect : — Thousand : — 
Withstood : — Assisted, suscitate, assassinate : — Lisped, eZicited, Zassitude, 
eZucidate, leasehold, Zacerate, uZcerate, Zizard, u/cered, hallucinate, listen- 
ed, lessened, loosened: — .Respite, horsew r hipped, rasped, rosebud, re- 
ceived, reassumed, resumed, restate, receipted, recited, rested, ar?*ested, 
rusted, worsted, receded, resolute, result, wrestled, reassert, roseroot, re- 
sort; recent, reassigned, reascend, rescind, resigned, resent, reasoned, re- 
signed, resound, risked, rescued : — Unswept, unespied, unsped, insipid, 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 93 

unsift, unseated, incited, unsated, instead, unsuited, unswathed, unsealed, 
unsoiled, unsold, nestled, insert, answered, innocent, insinuate, unsent, 
nascent, unassigued, unsound, insatiate, insect, wainscot, unsucked : — 
Chiselled, chestnut, chastened : — Jested, jostled : — Occiput, except, ac- 
cept, expiate, exhumed, excitate, accosted, excited, coasted, exceeded, 
exhaled, excelled, castled, accent, quiescent, exscind, cozened, execute, 
casket, cascade : — Gasped, exhibit, exempt, gazetted, exalt, exult, gas- 
light, exiled, exhort, exert, exact. 

Exercise LXI. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, followed by a 
long consonant-sign ending with the s or z-circle. 

Epitomize, optimus, Patmos : — Footpace, fitness, fatness: — Titmouse: — 
ThoughtZess: — Hastiness, Hastings, hustings: — Lighthorse, tightness, late- 
ness :— Artifice, hurtZess, artZess, heartless, writers, heartiness, writings : 
— Hardness, radix : — Neatness, naughtiness, knottiness, intense : — Need- 
less, windZass, endZess, neediness, windiness, handiness, index : — Judi- 
cious: — Octavius, cutZass, acuteness, Cadmus, wickedness: — GodZess, gid- 
diness, gaudiness, goodness, Giddings. 

Exercise LXII. 

Words written with the s-circle, followed by a long consonant-sign, 
and ending with a half-length consonant- sign. 

Spitted, spotted, spited, spouted, speeded, spaded, spilt, spoilt, spo- 
liate, spoiled, spelled, spirit, sport, spirt, seaport, support, suppurate, 
speared, spared, spurred, spiked, spigot: — Submit, subdued, seaboard: 
— Sifted : — Smutted, smoothed, smelt, simuZate, smiled, smelled, smart, 
smeared, smashed, smoked, smacked: — Sweetmeat, Stewart, sweetheart, 
steward: — Southward: — SZipped, sZopped, sZept, sZoped, sZapped, soZved, 
saZivate, sZammed, sZitted, sZighted, soZitude, sZated, saZuted, slurred, 
sZouched, sleeked, slaked, silicate, select, slugged : — Surfeit, served, sur- 
veyed, swarmed, surtout, sorted, cerrated, sordid, serenade, searched, 
surged, circuit, surrogate : — Snipped, snapped, snubbed, sniffed, snuffed, 
sainted, sanded, sounded, snort, snatched, singed, swinged, sneaked, 
snaked, snagged : — Situated : — Satiated : — Skipped, scaped, scooped, 
scoffed, schemed, skimmed, squatted, skated, scathed, skiZZet, skyZight, 
skilled, 6cald, scaled, scold, sculled, schooled, scowled, skirt, squirt, 
squared, scared, scarred, secured, scoured, scotched, sketched : — Cyguet. 

Exercise LXIII. 

Words written with a long or alphabetic s or z-sign, followed by 
a long consonant-sign, and ending with a half-length conso- 
nant-sign. 

Aspirate, aspired, aspect, assimilate, assaulted, hazeZnut, assorted, as- 
serted, hazarded, escapade, escalade. 



94 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise LXIY. 

Words written with an l-hook consonant-sign, followed by a half- 
length consonant-sign. 

Playmate, plummet, plumed, plotted, plighted, plaited, platted, plaudit, 
pleaded, applauded, pledged, plucked, plagued, plugged : — Believed, be- 
loved, blamed, bloomed, blotted, bloated, bloodied, bleared, blurred, 
bleached, blotched, obliged, blushed, blocked, blacked, blockade, black- 
eyed, obligate : — Flipped, flopped, flapped, fleabite, flybite, flamed, flitted, 
floated, flatted, fluted, flouted, flooded, floweret, flirt, flowered, floored, 
fluent, effluent, affluent, fledged, fleshed, flushed, flushed : — WhirZwind : 
— Unloved, unloaded, unlighted, enlard, unallured, inland, unlatched, in- 
locked, unlocked, unlicked, unlooked : — Clipped, yclept, clapped, club- 
bed, cleft, clamped, climate, acclimate, climbed, claimed, clotted, clout- 
ed, clodded, clouded, clothed, chlorate, claret, cleared, client, clutched, 
clashed : — Glutted, glided, glared. 

Exercise LXV. 

Words commencing with the s-circle, followed by a half-length 
consonant-sign, followed by a full-length consonant- sign. 

SpeediZy, spittle: — SwiftZy, softZy, sifting: — Symptom, sometime, cem- 
etery : — System : — SZightZy, psaZtery, solitary, saZutory suZtana, sZitting, 
saZting, sighting, sZating, saZuting : — Sorting : — Xantippe, cenotaph, Santa 
Fe, sanative, senate-house, saintly, Santiago, soundly, sandwich, sending, 
sounding: — Satiating: — Skittish, Scottish, succotash, squatting, skating, 



Exercise LXVI. 

Words written with an r-hook consonant- sign, followed by a half- 
length consonant-sign. 

Prophet, profit, private, provide, proved, approved, permit, prompt, 
permeate, promote, primed, prided, pre/ate, prelude, preached, ap- 
proached, appreciate, apricot, pricked, prigged : — Abbreviate, brevet, 
braved, bruited, brighteyed, brided, braided, brooded, breathed, broiled, 
breached, broached, brooched, Bridget, bridged, brushed, abrogate, bri- 
gade: — Forbid, framed, freehold, fro ward, frigid, freshet, freaked, frigate, 
iorgot, forget, frogged: — Overbid, overlade, overload, over?*ate, over- 
wrought, overheard, overnight, overwatched, averaged, overjoyed, over- 
shot, overshoot, overact: — Tripped, waterpot, trapped, tripod, trepid, 
tribute, attribute, trumped, tramped, trimmed, trilled, trailed, water-rot, 
water-rat, trudged, tricked, tract, attract, Utrecht: — Dripped, dropped, 
draped, drooped, drubbed, dreamed, drummed, drilled, drawled, 
drudged, drys&od, drugged, dragged : — Throbbed, thrift, thrummed, 
threaded, thralled, thrilled, threshed, thrashed '.—Thereabout, hither- 
ward, whitherward: — En wrapped, unwrapped, unrivet, enervate, nerved, 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 95 

enrooted, unrooted, enwreathed, unwreathed enrolled, unrolled, unre- 
newed, enriched, enraged, nourished, unrigged : — Shrift, shrived, 
shrimped, shrouded, shrieked, shrugged : — Crept, crabbed, craft, cravat, 
craved, crimped, cramped, crammed, created, credit, accredit, crowded, 
crawled, crotchet, crushed, crashed: — Griped, groped, grouped, grubbed, 
grabbed, graft, aggravate, grieved, aggrieved, graved, grooved, grimed, 
greeted, grated, grayheaded, graded, greeneyed, gray haired, granite, 
grudged, graduate. 

Exercise LXVII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, followed by a 
half-length l-hook consonant-sign. 

Peopled, piebald, peddled, paddled, penult, pannelled, pickled : — 
Bubbled, babbled, baffled, befooled, bevelled, beatled, battled, buckled, 
becloud, boggled: — Fabled, half-blood, fiddled: — Implied, employed, 
humbled, muffled, moonlight: — Tippled, toppled, tablet, outbuild, two- 
fold, tunnelled, tickled, tackled : — Deployed, dappled, deeplaid, doubled, 
dabbled, devilled, diddled, Donald : — Heathclad : — Thicklaid: — Leopold, 
Zibelled, labelled, EZiphalet, Zevelled : — iZippled, replied, replete, war- 
bled, ribald, ?*ifled, ruffled, raffled, rivalled, revelled, ravelled, rattled,. 
Arnold, ?rriggled : — Unapplied, nibbled, enabled, ennobled, enamelled, 
unequalled, knuckled, unclad, unclewed, include :— Chaplet, chocolate, 
chuckled : — Ejaculate, joggled, juggled : — Shipload, shuffled, Sheffield, 
shovelled, shackled: — Couplet, coupled, cobbled, cavilled, coddled, ken- 
neled, cudgelled, cuckold: — Gobbled, goggled: — Angled. 



Exercise LXVIIL 

Words ivritten with a full-length consonant-sign, followed by a half- 
length r-hook consonant-sign. 

Papered, peppered, upbraid, putrid, pattered, patriot, powdered, hy- 
pocrite : — Betrayed, bettered, buttered, battered, obtrude, bannered, 
butchered, abjured, begird, beggared : — Half-breed, favorite, favored, 
fettered, foddered, feathered, lathered, figured : — Evaporate, vibrate, 
venerate : — Hampered, imbrute, homebred, imbrued, mitred, Madrid, 
miuaret, measured, emigrate, migrate : — Tapered, tittered, twittered, 
tottered, tattered, tutored, tethered, itinerate, autocrat: — Differed, de- 
ferred, defraud, defrayed, divert, advert, Detroit, deterred* dotard, diner- 
out, decorate, decreed, decried, degrade : — Whispered, whiskered : — 
Leopard. Ziberate, eZaborate, AZbert, iZZbred, Zabored, weZZbred, Zowbred, 
AZfred, Leverett, Zittered, aZtered, Zoitered, Zettered, Ziquored : — LJupert, 
Herbert, .Robert, harbored, Hereford, ?*eferred, revert, rumored, retreat, 
retread, reynard, Richard, orchard, recruit, recreate, recurred, regret, re- 
gard: — Inebriate, inbred, unbraid, unoffered, inferred, invert, enamored, 
entreat, wintered, untried, untrod, entered, intrude, hindered, wandered, 
undried, wondered, hundred, unthread, unwithered, unhonored, injured, 



96 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

achieved, unchecked, inject, uneducate, unshipped, initiated, nauseated, 
insured, incurred, ingrate, niggard: — Chequered: — Jeopard, generate: 
— Shivered: — Co-operate, cupboard, covert, quivered, quavered, cov- 
ered, comrade, accoutred, quadrate, collared, coZored, Conrad : — Egbert, 
gathered : — Anchorite, angered. 

Exercise LXIX. 

Words written with a half-length l-hook or r-hook consonant- 
sign, followed by a full-length consonant-sign. 

Operative, partake, partook, proudZy, prodigy, prudish : — Brutify, 
brightly, brutish, breadth, broadZy, Bridewell, BradZey : — Fleet/y, flotiZZa, 
flatZy, flatten, floatage, flattish, fleeting, flitting, floating, fluting, flooding ; 
freedom, freightage, fruitage : — OvertZy, overtire, overtower, overtake, 
overtook, vertigo: — AdroitZy, Adriatic: — Threading: — Enlighten, ana- 
lytic ; narrative, enrooting, unrooting : — ShrewdZy, shredding, shrouding : 
— Clayton, clouting, clouding ; creative, crudeZy, creating, crowding : — 
Glad/y, gliding ; gratify, gratuity, greatZy, greediZy, haggardZy ; greater, 
greeting, grating, grading. 

Exercise LXX. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, followed by an 
l-hook or r-hook consonant-sign. 

Pitiable, pitiful, Potiphar, pettisftZy, optical, poetical, poetically, pedi- 
gree :~Habitable, abatable, boatable, beautiful, beautifully, boot-tree, 
obtainer: — Fitful, fitfully, Fayetteville, federaZ: — Evitable, vitriol: — lin- 
kable, mutable, metaphor, imitator, matadore, materiaZ, materially, mu- 
tineer : — Midwifery, mediator, mediatory, maidenly, modishly, medical, 
medically, mediocre : — Dutiable, doubtable, dutiful, dutifully, doubtful, 
doubtfully, deadwater, idiotical, editorial : — Thoughtful, thoughtfully : — 
Wistful, wistfully, wasteful, wastefully : — Literal, literally, lateral, late- 
rally : — Laudable, laudably : — Heritable, rightful, rightfully, hurtful, hurt- 
fully, artful, artfully, hortatory, retainer, heretical, heretically, article : — 
Readable, redouble, hereditary, ordinal, ordinary, ridicule, radical, radi- 
cally : — Notable, notably, antler, entireZy, wantonZy, integer, nautical : — 
Inaudible, inaudibly, needful, needfully, handful, endeavor, Andover, 
windmill : — Agitator, judicial, judicially, judiciary : — Equitable, equi- 
tably, October, cutwater, equatorial, cottager, hectically, aquatical, cate- 
gory : — GutturaZ, Godfrey, good-humor. 

Exercise LXXI. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, followed by a 
full-length consonant-sign, ending with an n-hook. 

Pitman, patron, pattern : — Bittern, abdomen, BodZeian : — Footman : — 
Matron : — Madman, medaZZion, MadeZine, modern : — Eastern, western, 
historian, astern: — Return, retaken: — Newtonian: — CotiZZion, octiZZion, 
Cata/ine. 



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Exercise LXXII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign ending with the n- 
hook, followed by a half-length consonant- sign. 

Pointed, appointed, painted, panted, appended, pounded, poniard, 
poignant, penaut, opponent, oppugnant, pinioned, pinched, punched, pun- 
ished : — Bonded, banished : — Finished : — Venomed, vanished : — Manu- 
mit, manured, mignionette, munched: — Hottentot, tinted, tainted, attaint- 
ed, tented, taunted, tended, attended, tinged, twinged : — Dinted, dented, 
daunted, down-east, downright, downward: — Assented, ascended. 

Exercise LXXIII. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign ending with the 
n-hook, followed by a full-length consonant- sign. 

Pentup, pontiff, penthouse, pointer, ponder, appointed painter, pander, 
Pontine, appendage, Pontiac, pointing, appointing, painting, pending, ap- 
pending, panting, pounding: — Bandit, banded, bounded, abounded, ban- 
ter, binder, bender, bounder, Benton, abandon, bondage, bandage, bind- 
ing, bending, bounding, abounding : — Phantom, phantasy, phantasia, foun- 
tain, Fontenoy, fainting ; finder, fender, offender, founder, fiendish, find- 
ing, fending, offending, funding, founding : — Vaunting, vender, vending : 
— Maintop, meantime, Monterey, mender, mountain, Montague, minding, 
mending, amending, mounting, amounting : — Attentive, tontine, Taunton, 
tinting, tainting, attainting, taunting, tinder, attainder, tender, attender, 
tendon, tending, attending : — Identify, identity, dinting, denting, daunt- 
ing : — Authentic : — Assenting : — Laund?y, HoZZander, islander, tender, 
Zending, landing: — Warrantor, ranter, warranting, renting, ranting, ran- 
dom, roundhead, rounder, 7*ender, rending, rounding : — Quantum, count- 
ess, quaintZy, country, canter, counter, Kentucky, counting, accounting, 
canting, quondam, quandary, candor. 

Exercise LXXIY. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, followed by a half- 
length consonant-sign, ending with the n-hook. 

Payment, patent, potent, pedant, opuZent, appelant, Poland, up/and, 
parent, apparent, pageant, piquant, peccant: — Bemoaned, beau-monde, 
obtained, obtend, buttoned, battened, obedient, abho?-rent, burnt, burn- 
ed: — Half-bound, foment, fashioned : — Vehement, violent, variant: — Am- 
bient, homebound, moment, emoZZient, maZigned, imagined: — Hatband, 
outbound, taZent, iterant, torrent, tyrant, turned, tokened : — Deepened, 
depend, hidebound, headband, adamant, demeaned, diamond, demand, 
headZand, woodZand, adherent, adorned, darned: — AssaiZant, IceZand, as- 
cant: — Husband : — EZiphant, OZiphant, Levant, Zeavened, aiZment, Zament, 
eZement, aZiment, iZZ-omened, aZmond, LeZand, ZowZand, L'Orient, Zenient, 
/egend, eloquent, likened, elegant: — .Reappoint, repent, ripened, har- 
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98 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK 1*0. II. 

pooned, riband, rebound, refined, refund, re found, raiment, remount, 
Ormond, remind, Raymond, remend, radiant, ardent, redound, reZent, 
reZoaned, IreZand, renowned, regent, u?*gent, rejoined, recoined, recant, 
recount, reckoned, hearkened, arrogant, regained : — Unopened, unpinned, 
unbent, unbind, unbend, unbound, infant, unfeigned, unfound, invent, 
New Holland, inherent, nearhand, unwarned, unreined, unarraigned, un- 
earned, inurned, enchant, enchained, unchained, unjoint, enjoined, an- 
cient, unshunned, unweakened, unkind, unawakened : — Churned: — Ja- 
panned, gerund, jocund : — Occupant, cabined, coffined, current, coherent, 
careened, corned, curned, cogent : — Augment, gammoned, gaZZant, 

Exercise LXXV. 

Words commencing with the s-circle, followed by a half-length 
consonant-sign, and ending with th-e n-hook. 

Spawned ; sapient, spent, spend ; spanned : — Softened : — Savant : — 
Cement, summoned: — Sweetened: — Saddened: — Seasoned : — SiZent; sa- 
Zient; sZant: — Surround: — Sequent, squint, skinned, sickened; second; 
scant, scanned. 

Exercise LXXVI. 

Words written ivith a half-length l-hook or r-hook consonant- 
sign, ending with the n-hook. 

Pliant, plaint, plained, plant, planned; print, apprehend, pruned: — 
Blonde, blind, blent, blend, blunt, bland ; brained, brunt, brand : — Flint ; 
flaunt; front, affront, friend, frowned : — Trent, trained, truant: — Hy- 
drant, drained, drowned: — Cleaned; crowned: — Gleaned, gland ; grin- 
ned, grind, groaned, grunt, grant, grand, ground, aground. 

Exercise LXXVII. 

Words written with a half-length consonant- sign, ending with 
the shn or ziin-hook. 

Patient ; passioned : — Fashioned : — Motioned : — Auctioned, cautioned ; 
occasioned, quotient; cushioned. 

Exercise LXXVIII. 

Words vjritten with a full-length consonant-sign, a half-length con- 
sonant-sign, and the dot representing the termination ing. 

Paulding, upholding, heholding, building', boardi?ig-, folding, vomiting, 
moulding, tempting, attempting^, outbidding", adopting, adapting, deput- 
ing, de\Ating, debating, admitting', hazarding-, Zimiting\ repeating-, rebat- 
ing, rebutting", rabbeting\ remitting, heralding-, inhibiting, unabatiwg', in- 
habiting, gibbeting', cohabiting, gifting', guilding', gelding', golding-, gird- 
ing, guarding. 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 99 



Exercise LXXIX. 

Words written wiiJi the s-circle, a half-length consonant-sign, 
and the dot representing the termination ing. 

Spitting, spotting, spiting, spouting, speeding, spading: — Smiting, 
smutting : — Sliding. 

Exercise LXXX 

Words written witfi a half-length l-hook or r-hook consonant- 
sign, and the dot representing the termination ing. 

Pleading, applauding, plotting, plighting, plating; operating, priding: 
— Seating, bleeding, blotting, bloating; breeding-, braiding, brooding : 
— Affrighting, freighting, fretting : — Treating, trotting, trading, treading : 
— Dreading. 

Exercise LXXXI. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign ending with tlie 
n-hook, and the dot representing the termination ing. 

Chanting, jointing. 

Exercise LXXXIL 

Words written with the spl-series of consonant-signs, followed by 
a full-length consonant-sign. 

Splash, settler, suttler, saddlebow, seedling, swaddling, sidling. 

Exercise LXXXIII. 

Words written with the spr-series of consonant-signs, followed by a 
full-lengtJi consonant-sign. 

Supreme, superadd, sprall, soprano, sprig, spring, sprung, sprang:— 
Suburb, sobriety, sobering, sabreing :— Sufferer, suffrage, cyphering, 
suffering: — Several, severa&y, savoring, severing: — Summer-house, sim- 
mering, summering: — Strip, strop, stripe, strap, satrap, strife, strive, 
strove, stream, strata, straightway, stroll, stretch, streak, strike, stroke, 
struck, straying, string, stringy, strong, strung : — Zuider Zee, sodering: — 
Southerly : — Scrip, scrape, scrap, scribe, scrub, scream, secrecy, scrawl, 
screech, scratch, scraggy, succoring : — Swaggerer, swaggering. 

Exercise LXXXIV. 

Words written with the spl-series of consonant-signs, followed by 
the s or z-circle. 

Splice, supplies t — Sybils ; sables : — Syphilis :— -Civilize. 



100 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise LXXXV. 

Words written ivith the spr-series of consonant-signs, followed by 
die s or z-circle. 

Sprees, Cyprus, cypress; suppers, suppress; sappers, spruce: — Sea- 
breeze : — Cyphers ; suffers ; — Stress ; satirize. 

Exercise LXXXVI. 
Words written with the spl-series of consonant- signs, and the N- 

HOOK. 

Spleen, sybilline, civilian. 

Exercise LXXXVII. 

Words written with the spr-series of consonant- signs, and the N- 

hook. 

Sprain : — Saffron : — Sovereign : — Citron ; strain, strown ; strewn :— 
Cedron : — Southern : — Sojourn : — Screen :— Sea-green. 

Exercise LXXXVIII. 

Words written with the half-length spl-series of consonant- 
signs. 

Split, supplied :— Sabled :— -Settled : — Sidled, swaddled ; saddled : — 
Sickled; suckled; seclude. 

Exercise LXXXIX. 

Words written with the half-length spr-series of consonant- 

signs. 

Sprite; separate, spread ; sprat, sprout:- — Sabred, sobered: — Cypher- 
ed ; suffered : — Savored, severed : — Simmered ; summered : — Street, 
stride; straight, strayed, strode, strut I— -Sodered : — Saturate :~~Secrete, 
secret; sacred, succored: — Swaggered. 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 101 



IMPORTANT NOTE, 

Containing a System of Typical Representation for indicating 
the correct skeleton or outline forms for writing all words pho- 
nographicallg* 

(To be carefully studied by the student before proceeding farther.) 

The remainder of the words in this chapter, and a large pro- 
portion of those contained in the remainder of the entire work, 
are cut up into so many small classes, that it is unadvisable to 
give a distinct heading to each* There would be numerous 
divisions containing no more than one, two, or half a dozen 
words, and it would be extremely tedious to exhibit, them in 
equally numerous Exercises* For this reason, it has been 
thought advisable to resort to a system of notation by which 
the precise form for writing the skeleton or outline of each word 
will be as clearly pointed out to the learner, as it could be by 
the most specific directions, such as have hitherto been given 
in the headings to the Exercises* The system will be found 
so fully explained in detail, that no one can fail to understand 
it. It will then be restated in a few concise rules, which will 
be more convenient for reference. The system itself is one ori- 
ginally devised by the authors of this work, several years since. 
It is, however, quite similar in design, and in some of its details, 
to several systems projected by various phonographers on both 
sides of the Atlantic, 

It is believed that the method here exhibited is the simplest 
and most easily comprehensible, the wholo being reducible to 
no more than four short rules. The following statement of 
it should be carefully studied and understood. 

In the first place, the consonant- signs which are to be written 
in Phonography to make the consonant-outline of any word, are 
indicated by printing immediately after it the letters of the ordi- 
nary alphabet which represent the consonant-sounds heard in 
the word. Whether the primary alphabetic consonant-signs are 
to be used, or the auxiliary signs, such as the loops, circles, 
etc., and whether a consonant- sign is struck up or down, is then 
shown by the use made of commas and italic letters. In order to 






102 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

obtain a clear understanding of the rules, the pupil should first 
acquire the following 

Definitions, 

1. All full-length or half-length consonant-signs, including 
the alphabetic consonant- signs, the up- strokes, the ?np-sign, the 
Ir-sign, (struck down,) and the contracted vr-sign, {without a 
hook,) are called stem-signs. 

2. All auxiliary consonant-signs, namely, circles, hooks, and 
loops, being joined or attached to stem-signs, are hence called 

ATTACHMENTS. 

3. A stem-sign, together with all its attachments, that is, cir- 
cles, hooks, and loops, at the beginning or end of it, or both, is 
called a group-sign. 

4. The consonant-letters and notation by which the method 
of writing the consonant- outline of a word is indicated, are called 
the type-key of the word. 

Rules, 

I. Every stem-sign (without attachments) and every group- 
sign is indicated by the type or types representing them being 
separated by commas from that portion of the type-key which 
precedes or follows ; thus, b,n,m,l, accompanying the word 
" binomial/' indicates that it is to be written with four long con- 
sonant-signs or single stem-signs ; pt,f, accompanying the word 
" epitaph/' indicates that it is to be written by a half-length con- 
sonant pt, and the full-length f ; and fe,kl, accompanying the 
word " physical," indicates that the word is to be written by an f 
and the circle z making one group-sign, and the kl-hook, which 
is another group-sign. 

II. The I, sh, and r-signs, when struck up with or without 
initial or terminational hooks, or with both, whether made full- 
length or half-length, and all the circles and loops, and the con- 
tracted vr-sign, (i. e., without the hook), are distinguished by the 
types which represent them being italic ; thus, b,r,t,r, accom- 
panying the word " Barataria," indicates that it is written with 
four long consonant-signs, each of the r-signs being the up- 
stroke ; str, with the word " star," indicates that it is written with 
the st-loop attached to the alphabetic r-sign, the whole forming 
a group-sign ; ipstrz with the word " pesters/' indicates that it is 






PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 103 

written with the p-sign, the str-loop, and an s-circle, (formed on 
the opposite side of the p-sign,) — the whole forming one group- 
sign. 

III. Ali affixes and prefixes, such as con, com, accom, ing, 
etc., are indicated by including that part of the type-key which 
represents them in brackets ; thus, [km] b,t, with the word 
" combat/ ' indicates that the dot is used for com ; rt,rd [ng], with 
the word "retarding," indicates that this word is written by two 
half-lengths, followed by the dot for ing, etc. 

IV. In such words as "stupor," " stutter," "sticher," written 
with the st-loop on the left of the consonant-signs " p," " t" 
and "ch," and in the word "stagger," in which the loop is 
written below the " g," the fact that the loop is so written, is 
indicated by its being represented by small capitals, thus : — 

6Tp STt STch STg. 

It must be observed that th, th, ch, sh, zh, and ng, are com- 
binations representing single sounds, and are treated as if they 
were single letters ; thus, "patchwork," p,ch,r,k, shows that this 
word is to be written by four long consonant-signs, the ch 
standing for a single stem-sign. 

The s-circle coming between long consonant-signs is regarded 
as an attachment of the preceding one ; thus, the type-key of 
"bask" is bs,k ; of "physical," fz,kl, etc. 

The words contained in the following Exercise, (XC), 
furnish ample illustrations of the various applications of the 
above rules. In the first and second paragraphs, there are no 
commas in the type-keys of the words, as they are each written 
by a single group-sign, namely, an I or r-hook sign, with an ns 
or nz-circle attached to it. 

The words in the third paragraph are written with a long 
consonant-sign, the r-up-stroke with an l-hook upon it, and ano- 
ther long consonant-sign. The r being italicised, shows that the 
upstroke is to be used, and the I not being separated from it 
by a comma, and being also italicised, shows that it is to be repre- 
sented by an attachment, and not by a long consonant-sign. 

The words in the fourth paragraph are written with a full- 
length consonant-sign, followed by the rUup-stroke, and made 
half-length, as indicated by the punctuation. 

The words of the fifth paragraph are written with a half- 



104 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

length consonant-sign, a circle, and a long consonant- sign ; those 
in the sixth with a long consonant- sign, followed by a half- 
length and the s-circle ; those in the seventh by the st-loop, a 
long consonant-sign, and the n-hook ; those in the eighth para- 
graph by the ST-loop at the beginning and on the left-hand side 
of an inclined or 'perpendicular long consonant- sign, or below a 
horizontal one, in which case the loop represents the sounds of 
st before the sound for which the consonant-sign to which it is 
attached stands, and the sound of r after it. (See Rule IV.) 

The words in the ninth paragraph have the st-loop on the 
heavy Ir-sign; those in the tenth, the st-loop on the vr-sign, 
without the hook ; those in the eleventh, the st-loop on the mp- 
sign. 

The words in the twelfth paragraph are written with an n- 
hook-sign half-length and a final s-circle; those in the thir- 
teenth, with a half-length and a final st-loop ; those in the four- 
teenth, with a long consonant- sign, an mp-sign, and a final s- 
circle ; those in the fifteenth, by an mp-sign, and a long conso- 
nant-sign with a final s-circle ; those in the sixteenth, with an 
mp-sign and a long consonant-sign with a final n-hook / those 
in the seventeenth, with a long consonant- sign and an mp-sign 
with a final n-hook ; those in the eighteenth, with an mp-sign 
with an Srdrcle, and a long consonant-sign ; those in the nine- 
teenth, witn an mp-sign with a final st-loop ; those in the twen- 
tieth, with an mp-sign and two long consonant-signs ; those in 
the twenty-first, with two long consonant- signs and an mp-sign ; 
those in the twenty-second, with a long consonant-sign, an mp- 
sign, and another long con sonant- sign, and those in the twenty- 
third, with a hook-sign of the I or r-series, and an mp-sign. 

A comparison of the following words will also aid to render 
the notation familiar : 

Pisa — p,z. Two long consonant-signs. 

piece — ps. A long consonant-sign and a final circle. 

paste — ipst. A long consonant- sign and a final st-loop. 

pester — ipstr. A long consonant- sign and an str-loop. 

pesters — pstrz. A long consonant-sign, an str-loop, and a circle. 

pastry — ps,tr. A long consonant- sign with a circle, and another 

hooked consonant-sign. 
Play — pi. A pl-hook-sign. 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. . 105 

plate — pit. A pl-hook-sign, half-length. 

peel — p,l. Two alphabetic long consonant- signs. 

pillow — p,Z. Two long consonant- signs, the I struck up. 

pelt — p,lt. One long, and one half-length struck down. 

pilot — p,lt. One long, and one half-length struck up. 

polity — ip,l,t. Three long, the I struck up. 

plateau — pl,t. A pl-hook-sign and a long consonant-sign. 

Star — str. The st-loop and the alphabetic r-sign. 

stray — str. The triple consonant-combination of the r -series. 

strain — strn. The same, with an n-hook at the end. 

strains — stvnz. The same, with an nz-citcle at the end. 

strange — str,n,j. The same, with two long consonant-signs. 

Shine — shn. The sh-sign with an n-hook, struck down. 

shiney — sh,n. Two long consonant- signs, thesh struck down. 

nation — nshn. A long n and the shn-hook. 

national — nshn,Z. The same, folloived by an l-sign struck up. 

patience — pshns. A long consonant -sign, the shn-hook and a 

circle on the hook. 
patients — pshnts. The same half-length. 
foundation — indi,shn. An f with an n-hook half-length, an sh 

struck up with an n-hook. 
Physician — fsshn. An f the z-circle and an shn-hook, {made on 

the opposite side of the stem.) 
physicians — fzshnz. The same, with a final z-circle. 
superstition — sprstehn. Spr, the triple combination, the st-loop, 

and an shn-hook, (made on the opposite side of the stem.) 
administration — d,m,nsfr*shn. Two long consonant- signs, and 

the long n-sign with the str-loop with a final shn-hook, (on 

the opposite side.) 
dispensation — ds,pwsshn. A d-sign with a circle, and a p-sign 

with the ns-circle and an shn-hook, (on the opposite side.) 
imposition — impzshn. ' The mp-sign, with a circle and an shn- 
hook, (on the opposite side.) 
5* 



106 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. IT, 



Exercise XC. 
Remaining words of four consonant- sounds. 



1. 




outwards 


t,rdz 


Plans 


pins 


halyards 


l,rdz 


flounce 


fins 


rapids 


r,rxb 


cleanse 


kl»s 


hereabouts 


r,bt$ 


glance 


gins 


whereabouts 


r,bU 






rickets 


r,kts 


2. 




inwards 


n,rdz 


Prince 


t pras 


onwards 


n,rdz 


prance 


prns 






bronze 


hrnz 


7. 




brains 


brnz 


Stiffen 


stfn 


France 


irns 


Stephen 


stvn 


utterance 


tms 


stamen 


stmn 


trance 


trns 


stolen 


stln 


trounce 


tms 


stallion 


stln 


3. 




stern 


stvu 


Pearlash 


p,r£,sh 


8. 




perilling 

apparelling 

barrelling 

furling 

morality 


p,r*,ng 

p,r/^ng 
b,r/,ng 
f,r*,ng 
m,rl,t 


Steeper 

stopper 

stupor 

stater 

stutter 


STp 
STp 
STp 
STt 
STt 


twirling 
darling, 


t,rl,ng 
d f rl,ng 


stagger 


STg 


4 
Perilled 


p,rld 


9. 

Stiller 


st\r 


apparelled 


-p,rld 


staler 


sl\v 


barrelled 


b,rld 


stellar 


stir 


twirled 


t,rld 






gnarled 


n, rid 


10. 




curled 


k,rld 


Stiver 


stvr 


caroled 


k,rld 


staver 


stvr 


5. 




11. 




mudsill 


mds,l 


Stump 


stmp 


lightsome 


lts,m 


stumpy 


stmp 


heartsore 


rts,v 


stamp 


stmj> 


artisan 


rts,n 






cat's-paw 


hts,p 


12. 








Faints 


fnts 


6 




events 


vnts 


Upwards 


p,rdz 


vaunts 


vnts 


homewards 


m,rdz 


mends 


mndz 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



10? 



amends 
threads 
chints 



Midst 
amidst 



Pompous 

mumps 

dumps 

Olympus 

compass 

compose 



Impetus 
impulse 
imperious 
impetuous 



Empyrean 



Dampen 

lampoon 

champion 

chainpaigne 

campaign 



Impassive 
impiously 
imposing 



Impost 

imposed 

amputate 

imputed 

impeded 

impolite 

impelled 

import 

impart 

impaired 



13. 



14. 



15. 



16. 



17. 



18. 



19. 



mndz 
thrds 
chnte 



mdsf 

mdst 



p,mps 

m^mps 

d,mps 

£,mps 

k,mps 

kjUips 



mp,ts 
mp,& 
mp,r« 

mp ? chs 



mp,r» 



d,mpn 

£,mpn 

ch,mpn 

sh,mpn 

k,mpn 



mp$,v 
mips,l 
mp^ng 



mpst 

mpzd 

mpjtt 

mp,td 

mp,dd 

mp,# 

mp,ld 

mp,rt 

mp,rt 

mp>rd 



empowered 


mp,rd 


impeached 


mp,cht 


20, 




Humpback 


mp,b,k 


imputing 


mp,t,ng 


impeding 


mp,d,ng 


amplify 


mp,Z,f 


impeller 


mp,Z,r 


impaling 


mp,Z,ng 


impelling 


mp,Z,ng 


empyreum 


mp,r,m 


emporium 


mp,r,m 


impurity 


mp,r,t 


imperial 


mp,r,Z 


imperially 
empyreal 


mp,r,Z 
mp,r,l 


impurely 


mp,r,2 


emperor 


mp,r f f 


empyric 


mp,r,k 


impairing 


mp,r,ng 


empowering 


mp,r,ng 


impunity 
empanel 


mp,n,t 


mp,n,l 


inpinge 


mp,n,j 


impugning 


mp,n,ng 


impeaching 


mp)Ch,ng 


21. 




Bethump 


b,th,mp 


decamp 


d,k,mp 


airpump 


np,mp 
n,k,mp 


encamp 


22, 




Pimping 


p,mp,ng 


pumping 


p,mp,ng 


bumping 


b,mp,ng 


vampire 


v,mp,r 


vamping 


v,mp,ng 


Tampico 


t,mp,k 


dumpish 


d,mp,sh 


dampish 


d,mp,sh 


damping 


d,mp,ng 


thumping 


th,mp,ng 


limpid 


J,mp,d 


Olympiad 


£,mp,d 


limping 


£,mp,ng 


lumping 


Z,mp,ng 


rompish 


r^mp^h 



08 


PHONOGRAPHIC 


romping 
champing 


r,mp,ng 
ch,mp,ng 


jumping^ 
shampooing 


j*nip,ng 
sh,mp,ng 


compete 


k,mp,t 


compute 

compel 

compile 


k,mp,t 
k,mp,l 
k,mp,l 


company 


k,mp,n 


accompany 
Campeachy 


k,mp,n 
k,mp,ch 



WORD-BOOK WO. ir. 



camping 



23. 



k,mp,ng 



Clump 


kl,mp 


clamp 


kl,mp 


trump 


tr.mp 


tramp 


tr,mp 


shrimp 


shr,mp 


crimp 


kr,mp 


crump 


kr,mp 


cramp 


kr r mp 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



109 



CHAPTER IV. 



CONTAINING WORDS OF FIVE CONSONANT-SOUNDS. 



Exercise L 
Words written with Jive full-length consonant-signs. 

Popularity, popuZarZy, pubZis^ed, publishing, pubZicZy, puffingZy, Ap- 
paZachicoZa, pardoning, Perth Amboy, piano-forte, penduZum, epenthetic, 
panegyric, pungency, peculiarity, pecu/iar/y. 

BibZiomania, bum-baiZiff, abominating, Baton jRouge, buZZfinch, BeZvi- 
dere, beZZringer, barbaric, Bartholomew, benignity, abjuratory, book- 
keeping, bookmaking, becomingZy, bigbeZZied. 

FamiZiarity, famiZiarZy, effeminateZy, effeminating, feZZow-feeZing, PhiZa- 
deZphia, fuZgency, effuZgency, phylactery, fuZZingmill, formative, formaZi- 
ty, formuZary, pharmacopia, affectingZy. 

Vademecum, VaZparaiso, voZuptuary, avaiZabiZity, valvular, voZatiZity, 
VaZadoZid, variabiZity, verdancy, evangeZic, vocabuZary, vanquishing. 

MemorabiZia, maZZeabiZity, miZkpail, emergency, manipu/ar, amenabiZi- 
ty, manumitting, monomaniac, emendatory, mandatory, MonongaheZa, 
munching/y, mentioning, magnifier, magnific, magnifying. 

Tombeckbe, Timbuctoo, tomfooZery, temptingZy, taZebearer, territori- 
al, territoriaZZy, turnpike, tarnishing, attainability, attainment, tenement, 
atonement, touch-me-not. 

Debarking, defamingZy, defaZcate, deficiency, defective, defecting, 
dovetaiZing, devouringly, advocating, divingbell, demolished, demoZish- 
ing, admiringZy, diminutive, admonitory, damnatory, dominating, domi- 
neering, demonship, diminishing, admonishing, dete?-iority, deZicateZy, di- 
aZectic, durability, deridingZy, deranging, darkening, Edinburgh, Den- 
mark, denouement, denominate, dining-room, degarnish, dignitary. 

Etheriform, thornbush. 

AsphaZtum^ asphaZtic, aspirin gZy, associabiZity, escaZading. 

UsurpingZy, IsraeZitish. 

EZiminating, ZaudabiZity, aZZdevouring, aZarmbell, alarmingZy, aZienabiZ- 
ity, £insey-woo&ey, Zocomotive, Zengthening, /anguishing. 



110 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Republish, repubZic, repeZZency, repolished repoZUMng, repining/y, 
reobtaining, rebukingZy, refuZgency, reforming, ruffianZike, revolving, re- 
venging, re-embodying, re-emerging, romantic,, ruminating, hurdy-gurdy, 
orthodoxy, reZevancy, re-eZecting, reordaining, reinfect, renavigate, rean- 
imating, i2andoZph, ornithoZogy, reinsuring, re-engaging, archbi*&op, 
archheretic, recharging, rechanging, archipe/ago, archseoZogic, reguZa?-ity, 
reguZarZy. 

UnpopuZar, unpathetic, unpoZisAed, unpurifying, unobtaining, unbeZiev- 
ing, unaboZis^ed, unbecoming, enfiZading, unfeeZingZy, uniformity, inform- 
ing, inefficiency, ineffective, ineffectual, ineffectuaZZy, infecting, unaffect- 
ing, enveZoping, invoZving, invaZidity, environing, envenoming, invective, 
navigating, unemphatic, nymphZike, unmodified, unmiZdZy, nominative, 
nominating, unmanZike, entomoZogy, indemnify, indemnity, induZging, 
unthinking, unyieZdingZy, enharmonic, unworshipping, narcotic, inorganic, 
nonpareil, unenduring, unchurching, uncharging, unchanging, incoheren 
cy, uncorking, inquiringZy. 

Chafing-disA, Chimborazo, chiZdZike, cherishingZy, changZing, cheek-by 
jowl. 

GentiZity, jocuZarity, jocuZarZy. 

Chaperoning, shipwrecking, chandelier. 

Captaincy, cubicuZar, equivocatory, equivocating, catechetic, carbonic, 
co-ordinate, cordiaZity, Ca?*thagena, cornucopia, Canandaigua, Cochin 
China, conchoZogy, equiangnZar. 

Gum-arabic, guZZibiZity, gaZvanic, gardening, guarantying, garnishing. 

AnguZarZy. 

Exercise II. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, a half-length 
consonant- sign, and the dot representing the termination iing. 

Poniarding, buZZbaiting', abruptin g, bearbaitin^, backbiting, denotating', 
/iquidating", rebuilding, remoulding, reattemptini*, readmitting", rein- 
habiting, infolding, unfolding, checkmating', carpeting. 

Exercise III. 
Words written with four full-length consonant-signs and the s or z- 

CIRCLE. 

Hippopotamus, popuZarize, paZZidness, paradox, point/ess, passion/ess, 
Pocahontas, pugnacious, punctiZious: — BottomZess, bituminous, baZdness, 
boZdness, buZkiness, obZiqueness, Barbadoes, barbarous, barbarize, bar- 
renness, aborigines, boorishness, boundZess, obnoxious, BengaZese, book- 
ishness : — Foppishness, famiZiarize, fathomZess, fuZminous, fieZdpiece, fiZthi- 
n^ss, fooZi^ness, fowZing-piece, fieri-facias, fortuitous, firearms, fireworks, 
forenotice, farinaceous, ferraginous, forkiness, pharynx, ficticious, facti- 
tious: — Vapidness, voZuptuous, avoirdupois, evangeZize, victimize, vic- 
to?-ious, viscountess: — Movingness, momentous, methinks, meZZifruous, 
MaZdives, miZdness, mouZdiness, marveZZous, merchandise, marchioness, 



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moneybags, manytimes, monotonous, mountainous, minuteness, motion* 
Zess, Macadamize, mechanics, magnetize: — Tepidness, timidness, tumuZt- 
uousness, TeZemachus, Tartarus, torridness, tardiness, TantaZus, tanta/ize : 
— Depth/ess, deftness, devoutness, advertise, demoralize, demureuess, de- 
moniacs, dietetics, dynamics, daintiness, dauntless, doctoress, dogmatize 1 
— Thievis&ness, thievingness, thornZess, thankZess :— HeathenishnessS^— 
Asparagus, aesthetics : — Libidinous, Leviticus, ZiveZiness, ZoveZiness, lavish* 
ness, yieZdingness, aZZuringness, Za?*ynx, Ziquidness, ZikeZiness, Lycurgus, 
Zaconics, Zankness:— i2ebaptize, rabidness, reforms, remoteness, remedi- 
Zess, orthodox, reorganize, reinforce, reuownZess, rejuvenize, argiZZaceous, 
roguishness, rankness : — Inaptness, unfairness, infectious, inefficacious, 
knavis&ness, unambi&'ous, unambiguous, unmeZodious, mnemonics, pneu- 
monies, entireness, anathematize, nothingness, unwieZdiness, unheaZthi- 
ness, unwillingness, inharmonious, unharmonious, unweariedness, inward- 
ness, unreadiness, unworthiness, uninvidious, injudicious, unusuaZness, 
incapacious, uncouthness, uncourteous :— ChiZdZess, chargeZess, change- 
Zess: — Geoponics, genuineness, jejuneness, jackanapes: — Shepherdess, 
eheepis&ness, shiningness: — Aquafortis, comeZiness, qualmishness, cata- 
combs, cathoZicize, carbonize, awkwardness, cordiaZness, CorioZanus, 
quenchZess, cunningness, actuaZness: — GaZZipoZis, gaZvanize, gaZZinaceous, 
ignominious. 

Exercise IV. 

Words written with three full-length consonant-signs, the s or fa 
circle, and another full-length consonant-sign* 

PopuZousZy, pubZicity, pitiZessZy, pouZticing, poZytheism, poZarizing, apoZ- 
ogizing, purposeZy, purposing, powerZessZy, paralyzing, pantheism, penu- 
riousZy, peninsuZa, pugiZism, pugnacity, paganism, paganizing. 

Baptism, baptizer, Baffin's „ Bay, bombazet, bamboozle, bombasin, 
bomb-vessel, baiancer, balancing, BeZshazzar, Buena Vista, bounteousZy. 

FabuZousZy, famiZism, faithZessZy, feZoniousZy, faZZaciousZy, fortissimo, 
fearZessZy, forensic, ferociousZy, factiousZv. 

VaZorousZy, vioZincello, viZZainously, ^ariciousZy, veraciousZy, vora- 
ciousZy, venomousZy, heaven-kissing, vicariousZy. 

Embarrassing, ambiguousZy, ambitiousZy, memorizing, Moyamensing, 
mutiuousZy, meZodiousZy, maZiciousZy, mercy-seat, marquisate, manifesto, 
MonticeZZo, mendicity, mendacity, methodism, matchZessZy, mechanism. 

ToboZsk, timeZessZy, timorousZy, tyrannousZy, tyrannizing, tortuousZy, 
outrageousZy, tenaciousZy. 

Deputizing, defensive, admixing, doubt/essZy, deZiriousZy, doZorousZy, 
deZiciousZy, darksome, Dantzic, dandyism, denouncer, denouncing. 

Etherealizing, authenticity. 

Aspersing, Wisconsin. 

IsZamism, hazardousZy. 

HeZpZessZy, ZaboriousZy, ZifeZessZy, AZZ-fooZs'-day, ZuminousZy, Zynx-eyed. 

.RepuZsory, repulsing, rapaciousZy, rebeZZiousZy, ruffianism, raven- 
ousZy, rheumatism, harmZessZy, harmoniousZy, romancing, harmonizing, 
ruthZessZy, reZaxing, renouncing, reannexing, organism, organizing. 



112 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Infamously, nefariously, unforeseen, enforcing, inoffensive, invidiously, 
anoma/ousZy, numerousZy, inhumanizing, anatomizing, endorsing, enthu- 
siasm, unharnessing, unenviousZy, anonymously, unanimously, injuriously, 
ingeniously, ingenuously, incapacity, incuriously, incautiously, noxiously. 

Chartism. 

Gymnasium. 

ShameZessZy. 

Caparison, capaciously, captiousZy, cabaZism, covetousZy, catechism, 
catechizer, catechizing, catholicity, careZessZy, queruZous/y, courageously, 
economizing, canonizing. 

GuiZeZessZy, garrulously, gorgeously. 

Exercise V. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, the s or z- 
circle, and two other full-length consonant-signs, 

PoZestar, uphoZstery, periostium, parasitic, peristyle, parricidal, pensive- 
ly, penciling, PensacoZa, pikestaff, Peekskill : — Bedazzling, bedizening, 
baZZasting, BeeZzebub, bonesetter, bonesetting, bouncingZy, bookseZZer : — 
FuZsomeZy, farcical, pha?isaical, fourscore, forasmuch, fanciful, fancifuZZy, 
offensiveZy, fac-simiZe, fixidity, fixedZy, foxZike : — VexingZy : — ImbeciZity, 
embezzZer, embezzling, merciful, mercifuZZy, mercenary, municipal, mon- 
astery, monastic, mansZayer, mincingZy, magistery, majestic, maximum, 
maxiZZary : — Italicising : — Deposita?y, depository, depositing, diffusedZy, 
domestic, doZesomeZy, doxoZogy : — Thicksculi : — Live-stock, eZeemosy- 
nary, Zoadstar, ZoathsomeZy, ZonesomeZy, Zion's-mouth, Zixivium, Zocksmith, 
Zaxative : — .K&apsodic, repository, reabsorb, revisiting,redissoZve, reinspire, 
ransomer, ransoming, reinstall, earnestZy, rancidity, ransacking, rejoicing- 
ly, irksomeZy : — Unpacific, unbosoming, unobserve, Nova Scotia, unmask- 
ing, unmuzzled, unmuzzZing, unmusical, unmusicaZZy, undeceiving, inde- 
cency, undesiring, undesigning, nonsuiting, unchastity, unchasteZy, un- 
justZy, inquisitive : — CoerciveZy, corrosively, carousingZy, coinciding, can- 
celling, counselling, casuistic^Quixotic, coxcomb : — GamesomeZy, ego- 
tistic, garrisoning. 

Exercise VI. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s or z-circle, 
and three other full-length consonant-signs. 

Peace-party, Passamaquoddy, epistoZary, apostoZic, pistoZZing, poster- 
ity, a-posteriori, posterior, apostZes&ip, episcopacy, piscatory : — Be- 
studded, bestiaZity, beastZike, obstinate, bastinade, bastinado, obstinacy, 
boastingZy, absoZving, absorbing, absurdity, observing, Byzantium, be- 
siegingZy, obscurity, obscureZy, obscurer : — Phosphoric, festivity, fistuZar, 
offscouring, fusiform, physioZogic, physiognomy : — Vice versa, viceroy- 
aZty: — Misbehaving, misbeZief, Mozambique, mismanage, mistaking, 
misdated, misdoubted, misZiking, MissoZonghi, misarrange, misnaming, 
misjudged, misjudging, muscovado, muskeeter, whimsicaZity, miscaZZing, 



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masquerade, miscarriage, miscarrying, misgiving, almsgiving: — Testi- 
mony, Tuscaloosa, Tuscarora : — Dyspepsia, despoiZer, despoiling, dis- 
peZZing, disparity, desperado, disparage, disappearing, despairing, de- 
spatching, disboweZZing, disaftect, disembowel, dissimilar, disseminate, 
destitute, distiZZer, distiZZery, distiZZing, disturb, disdaining, dissyZZabic, 
dissoZving, disZoyaZty, disZodging, disZiking, dazzlingZy, disrobing, de- 
serving, disharmony, disarming, disreZis^, disarrange, discerning, de- 
signedly, dissonancy, disengage, discharge, discourage, disgorge : — Thes- 
salonica: — LispingZy, elucidative, eZucidated, aZZ-searching : — Respiring, 
Harrisburg, recitative, restitute, restoring, resurveying, horseradish, 
resoZving, reservoir, reserving, rascaZity : — Inspiring, unaspiring, unspar- 
ing, henceforth, inciviZity, unstuffed, institute, unstated, unstudied, in- 
stiZZing, instaZZing, unsaddZing, insuZarity, unslaked, incendiary, ensnar- 
ing, insecurity, insecureZy : — ExpeZZing, ex-parte, expurge, expiring, ex- 
punge, cohesibiZity, cosmogony, custom-house, customary, accustoming, 
excitated, extoZZing, exterior, exoteric, extenuate, castanet, exceedingZy, 
exce/Zency, questioning, exchange, exigency : — Examining, ghostZike. 

Exercise VII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s or z-circle, 
another full-length consonant- sign, and a half-length conso- 
nant-sign, \ 

Passport, post-obit, postuZate, posthaste, upstart, hyposuZphate, pasqui- 
nade : — Absorbed, absented, abscinded, bisected, obscured, absoZved, ob- 
served : — Phosphorate, phosphuret, faciZitate, fascinated : — Vociferate : 
—Misbehaved, mismatched, mistimed, masticate, misreZate, misquoted, 
mascuZate, miscalled, muskrat, misguided : — TasseZated, outski?-f — Dis- 
sipated, disputed, dispelled, despoiled, disport, dispirit, desperate, dis- 
appeared, despaired, despatched, disboweiled, decimated, dissimuZate, 
distilled, distort, dissolved, desoZated, disZodged, disliked, dislocate, dis- 
rupt, disrepute, disrobed, deserved, disarmed, deserted, disannulled, dis- 
inherit, dissociated, discommode, dissected, disquieted, disquietude, dis- 
cord, disaccord, discard, designate : — Suspect, assassinated :— Lacerated, 
uZcerated, licentiate : — jRespited, respired, respect, restored, rusticate, 
resoZved, resurveyed, reasserted, reserved, resorted, resented, resounded, 
rescinded, reascended, horseguard : — Unspotted, unspoiled, inspirit, in- 
spired, unspared, inspect, unsubdued, unsifted, unstopped, instilled, in- 
stalled, unsettled, unstored, unstitched, instigate, unsaddled, inserted, un- 
searched, insinuated, unsounded, ensnared, unsinged, unassorted, wain- 
scoted, unskilled, unschooled, unscared, unsquared, unscarred, un- 
secured, unsecured : — Chessboard : — Expiated, excepted, accepted, ex- 
pedite, expelled, export, expert, expired, expatiate, expect, accustomed, 
extolled, extort, castigate, acceZerate, accented, accentuate, excavate, 
executed, excoriate : — Gasconade, exempted, exacted, exuZted, exhiZa- 
rate, exhorted, exerted, exaggerate, exacted. 



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Exercise VIII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s or z-circle, 
a half-length consonant* sign, and the dot representing the 
termination ing. 

Besteading', bestudding* : — Misdating, misdoubting' *•— Dissipating*, dis» 
puling, decimating, disquieting- .*«— Elucidating* : — Respiting', restating ; 
• — Expiating, excepting, accepting, excitatin^; — Exhibiting, exempting. 

Exercise IX. 

Words written with a full-length comsonant-sign, the s or z-circle, 
another full-length consonant-sign, another s or z-circle, and an* 
other full-length consonant- sign* 

Peace-officer, poisonousZy : — Obsequious/y, basi/isk '.—Fossilizing, fa* 
ce^iously :— Misrecite :— Despisal, disposal, despising, disposing, disa* 
busing, dismissive, dismissal, dismask, dismissing, dissatisfy, dishonesty, 
discussing, disguising, desirously : — 'Lasciviously, elasticity, licensing ;— 
Rusticity, horseracing :— Insidiously, insincere, incensing, unsexingJ— 
Chastiser, chastising:— Jesuitism:— -Exposing, Kaskaskia, exquisite, ex- 
cusing, causelessly. 

Exercise X. 



Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, the 
circle, another full-length consonant-sign, and another 



the s or z* 
s or z- 

CIRCLE. 

Porousness :-— Bobstays, obviousness, beauteousness, Belisarius, Buenos 
Ayres, backstays: — Famousness, felicitous, forceps, fierceness, furious* 
ness, offence/ess, officiousness, fox-chase : — * Averseness, Vincennes, 
viciousness, vexatious : — Marseilles, Marse/Zaise, moroseness, ominous* 
Hess, imraenseness :— Tediousness, terseness, tenseness:— Dubiousness, 
defeasance, Damascus, denseness : — Espousals, use/essness :— Lawless* 
ness, luxurious, Zaxness : — Robustious, armistice, remissness, riotousness, 
arduousness, rhinoceros, erroneousness, ruinousness, righteousness :— 
Enviousness, indispose, nonsense, injustice, nauseousnessjoylessness, jea- 
fousness, jocoseness :— Usuriousness : — Copiousness, coalescence, callous- 
ness, curiousness, cautiousness. 

Exercise XI. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s or z-circle, 
two other full-length consonant*signs, and the final s or z- 

CIRCLE. 

Passiveness, apostatize, posthorse, oppositenesfl, appositeness s— Bos* 



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phorus, bicephaZous, BucephaZus, abusiveness, obsceneness : — Phospho 
rus, fastidious, fistulous, fustiness, fastness, faciZities, fasciZeness : — Eva- 
siveness, vastness : — Massiveness, mastZess, mysterious, misceZZaneous, 
mischievous : — Taste/ess, testiness, testaceous : — Disperse, disburse, dice- 
box, adhesiveness, dustiness, disaZZowance, discourse, duskiness :-=~Thu- 
cydides : — Suspicious, saucebox, sea-service, sea-sickness, schismZess : — 
WhoZesomeness, ZistZess, iZZicitness, Zustiness, Zucidness, licentious : — Ery- 
sipeZas, wearisomeness, restZess, rustiness, yourseZves :— Inauspicious, un- 
studious, nastiuess, ansvverZess : — ChasteZess :— Justinius : — Hocus-pocus, 
cohesiveness : — Gustavus, augustness. 

Exercise XII. 

Words written with three full-length consonant-signs, and an l- 
hook or r-hook consonants-sign, 

PubZisher, potenZz'aZ, potentially, paZpable, paZpably, poZemical, poZe- 
mically, periodical, periodically, porringer, perishable, pinfeather, ap- 
pointable, punishable, pageantry : — Abominable, obtainable, botanical, 
botanically, beZievable, beZZesZettre, biZgewater, aboZis&able, beer-barreZ, 
barnacle, abo?-iginal, beneficzaZ, beneficiaZZy, beneficiary, bendable, ab- 
negator, objector, backbiter, bookkeeper, bankbill, bankable : — Fumi- 
gator, faZconer, faZeonry, forefather, fordable, forerunner, fashionable, 
effectively : — Vengeful, vengefully, vanquisher : — Amphitheatre, memo- 
rable, memorably, mirthful, mirthfully, mournful, mournfully, marriage- 
able, marginal, marginaZZy, monitorial, mendable, amendable, mindful, 
mindfully, manageable, matchmaker, imaginable, mechanical, mechani- 
cally : — ToZerable, toZerably, tyrannical, tyrannically, tenantry, tangible, 
technical, technically: — DefauZter, definable, defender, dividable, divi- 
nator, adventure, demoZisher, admi?-able, admirably, damnable, damna- 
bly, dominator, admonisher, dominical, demoniacal, damageable, dieteti- 
cal, detecter, deZineator, dwarfis^Zy, doorkeeper, identical, identically : — 
TheoZogical, theoZogically, thankful, thankfully : — IceZander : — AZZ-pow- 
erful, Zupercal, AZbemarZe, loaf-sugar, oZfactory, ZoveZetter, Zavender, eZe- 
mental, eZementally, aZimental, aZimentally, aZtogether, Londoner, Ze- 
gendary, eZectively, Ziquidator, Zaconical, Zaconically, Zong-measure : — 
jRepeaZable, repeaZably, repairable, repairably, reporter, harbinger, 
rabbinical, reformer, refectory, revoZver, revenger, revokable, remov- 
able, remember, reminder, remainder, harmonical, harmonically, re- 
eZigible, reZis&able, recapture, recorder, archangel, reguZator, organ- 
ical, organically : — UnbeZiever, unbearable, unfaithful, unfaiZable, in 
faZZible, infaZZibly, informal, informally, infantry, November, invioZable, 
invioZably, unavaiZable, invaZuable, invariable, invariably, inventor, navi- 
gable, navigator, unembitter, inimitable, inimitably, unmaZZeable, numer- 
ical, numerically, nominator, unmatchable, unmingle, anatomical, ana- 
tomically, untirable, indeZible, India-rubber, unheaZthful, unalienable, un- 
alienably, ineZigible, ineZigibly, anaZogical, anaZogically, enunciatory, un- 
achievable, angeZical, angeZically, engender, unshakable, unshakably, 
incapable, incapably, unequivocal, unequivocally, incurable, incurably: 
— Chargeable, chargeably, chargeful, changeable, changeably, changeful : 



116 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

— JaiZ-fever, geological, juridical, juridically : — Shareholder : — Coventry 
equivocator, accumulator, octagonal, cardinal, economical, economically, 
canonical, canonically, quenchable, equinoctial, equinoc&'aZZy, coach- 
maker, cucumber, coactively : — Gardener, garniture, gunpowder. 

Exercise XIII. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs \ an l-hook or 
r-hook consonant-sign, and another full-length consonant-sign. 

Pampering, Pembroke, paZavering, paZeography, piZgrim, purplish, 
pitchfork, picturaZ, picturing: — Bumblebee, beZaboring, beZZflower, buZZ- 
frog, baZdric, bewiZdering, beleaguering, BeZgrave, Bainbridge, bantling, 
bishopric, bungler : — Fumbler, fumbling, fiZtering, faZtering, fuZZdrive, 
fuZcrum, FaZkirk, fireplug, fireproof, formerZy, foundering, phonography, 
fingering : — Venturing, vainglory : — Embattling, embittering, mumbling, 
maZapropos, mouZdering, Marblehead, marvelling, mars^aZZing, manceu- 
verer, manoeuvring, mantling, MontreaZ, meandering, manacling, mon- 
grel, mingler, mangier, mingling, mangling : — Typography, topography, 
autobiography, tempering, attempering, tampering, tumbler, tumbling, 
toZZbridge, Tunbridge, tendril, tendering, outgeneral, technology, tachyg- 
raphy, tincturing, tinkling, twinkling, tingling, tangling : — Difficulty, 
dimpling, admiraZty, demonology, admeasuring, day-Zaborer, deZiverer, 
aduZterer, darkling, dandier, dwindling, dandling, dandruff, Dunkirk, 
doctoring, dangler, dangling : — Thunderer, thundering, ethnography :— 
Assemblage, assembling: — Leapfrog, Lombardy, Zumbering, legibility, 
eZigibility, aZgebraic, eZectrify, eZectoral, eZectric, Zecturer, Zecturing, Zin- 
gering: — jKupturing, rumpling, rambler, rumbling, rambling, re-embark, 
orthography, uranography, regeneracy, recoverer, recovering, architrave, 
regathering, wrangling : — Unbuckling, enfeebling, unfavoring, unfettering, 
unfurZing, inveteracy, inveigler, inveigling, numbering, new-modelling, 
nnmotherZy, unmannerZy, entitling, undeclare, uncoupling, uncovering, 
uncurZing, neckcloth, unanchoring : — Juvenility, jumbling, jointuring, 
gingerZy, jingling, jangling : — Shambling, sAeZtering, MouZdering, shin- 
gling : — Capability, capturing, Cambridge, cambric, cumbering, cathedral, 
ichthiography, equiZibrium, equiZibrity, cauZiflower, caZigraphy, quarterZy, 
quartering, chirography, conqueror, conquering, cancering: — Gambler, 
gambling, gargling. 

Exercise XIY. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, an l-hook or 
r-hook consonant-sign, and a full-length consonant-sign. 

Photography, redoubling, octohedral, quit-claim. 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. llY 



Exercise XV. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, an l-hook or r- 
hook sign, and two other full-length consonant- signs. 

Patrimony, patrolling, Petrarch, patriarch, patronage, powder-mill, 
powder-room, panoramic :— -Aetrothing, biographic, begriming : — Febri- 
fuge : — Father-in-law, feculency : — Vapor-bath, vibratory, vagrancy : — 
Imploring, impromptu, embroiling, embryonic, embrowning, embarking, 
matrimony, mutteringly, mineralogy : — Outflank, tetrarch, tetra7-chy, 
autocratic, autographic : — Diplomacy, deploring, depravity, depriving, 
deflouring, deflect, deformity, deforming, developing, devolving, divulg- 
ing, adverbial, adverbially, diverging, Deuteronomy, editorship, de- 
throning, dinner-time, declivity, declaiming, declaring, declining : — Es- 
planade, isothermal, astrology, Australasia, escritoire : — Liberality, laby- 
rinth, Zogarithm : — Replevying, reprobate, reprieving, reproving, repre- 
hend, reproaching, reflect, retraining, reaffirming, refreshing, rivals£ip, 
remarking, renerving, reclaiming, recollect, recreancy, hieroglyphic, 
Rio Grande : — Unblushing, unbribed, inflaming, influenza, inflict, un- 
flaggiug, infirmity, infirmary, inviriZity, nutritive, entreated, intruded, 
neutraZity, entrench, intricacy, intriguing, Andromache, undreaded, un- 
thrifty, unthriving, enthraZZing, enthroning, enshrining, unqualifying, en- 
clitic, unclothing, inculcate, unclogged, encroaching, neglect ; — Gene- 
raZity, jugglingZy, geographic : — ShufflingZy, shuttlecock : — Cavalcade, 
cayillingly, coeteraity, curZingZy, acknowledging. 



Exercise XVI. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, a half-length l or 
r-hook. consonanUsign, and the dot representing the termination 

ING. 

Upbraidmg-, obtruding, evaporating, vibratm^, imbruting, defraudi^, 
illbreedin^, inebriating, entreating, intruding, jeoparding, co-operating. 



Exercise XYII. 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant-sign, and three 
full-length consonant-signs. 

Plumbago, plumcake, platonic, planking ; preparer, propound, prohib- 
itive, approbative, prohibiting, approbating, hyperboZic, prebend, prefa- 
tory, prophetic, profanity, perfect, privateer, prevaiZing, provoked, pro- 
voking, promuZge, primariZy, promenade, praemunire, April-fool, proZific, 
paraZZelling, purZoining, proroguing, preoccupying, pruriency, pre-engage, 
prejudged, prejudging, procurer, procuring: — Blue-bonnet, blamewor- 
thy, blemishing, bloomingZy, obligingZy, blus^ingly, blackberry, black- 
mail, blackleg, blackening, black sheep, obligatory, blankly, blinking ; 



118 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

browbeating, bravingZy, Birmingham, brightening, brawZingZy, brickZayer, 
breakneck, brickkiln, braggadocio, bargaining, bronchial : — Flapjack, 
flippingZy, phlebotomy, flamingo, flamingZy, philoZogic, floridZy, flourish- 
ing, flinching, fles&-diet, afflictive, afflicting, flagship, flying-fisA, flanking, 
forbearing, framework, phrenetic ; Franconia, fragility, free-agency, 
freshening, forgiving, franking : — Overbearing, vermifuge, vermicule. 
overwheZming, overriding, overruling, overrunning, overarching, over- 
reaching, overweeningZy, overcharge, ovdfc£adowiug, overcoming, over- 
gorge : — Malignity ; mercurial : — TrippingZy, tributary, triphthong, 
trafficked, trafficking, triumphing, triumviri, trammeling, trenching : — 
Hydropathic, droopingZy, drifting, draughting, dreamingZy, drudging/y, 
drinking, drawing-room : — Thermopylae, thraZdom : — Enlarging ; enra- 
vishing, unrevoked, unremitting, Normandy, euranking : — Shrinkage, 
shrinking : — ^Clemency, clarifying, clinching, eclectic, clockwork, clink- 
ing; criminate, cranioZogy, craunching, cringing, crookback, cricketing, 
crocodile, crookedZy, crackZing, globuZar, glorifying, glaringZy ; grenadier, 
granuZar, grudgingZy, aggregateZy, aggregating. 

Exercise XVIII. 

Words written with an r-hook consonant-sign, a half-length con- 
sonant-sign, and the dot representing the termination ing. 

Permitting, prompting, permeating, promotirc£, permutircg\ 

Exercise XIX. 

Words written with two l or r-hook consonant- signs, and a full- 
length consonant-sign. 

Pliability, plethoric ; property, properZy, problem, opprobrium, prof- 
fering, preferring, privilege, proverb, portrayer, portraying, perjurer, 
Eerjuring, proclaim, programme ; r— Blubbering ; bridling, brotherZy, 
rushlike, brokerage, burglar, burglary : — Full-bloom, flyblowing, flavor- 
ing, flatterer, flattering, flannelling, flickering ; Frederic : — Overflowing, 
overdrive, overdrawing, overgrowth : — Murmurer, murmuring : — Trip- 
ling, waterproof, troubling, trifler, trifling, traveller, travelling, treasurer, 
treasuring, trickling, truckling : — Dribbling, drabbling, drawbridge, driv- 
eller, drivelling, draggling, hydrography: — Throttling : — Unravelling, un- 
riddler, unriddling, unrecurring : — Shrivelling : — CleverZy, clamoring, 
cluttering, clattering ; crippling : — Glimmering, glittering ; grappling, 
agreeability, groveller, grovelling. 

Exercise XX. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, and two l or r- 
hook consonant- signs. 

Apochryphal : — Biblical, obtruder, bedraggle, biographer : — Favor- 
able, favorably: — Venerable, venerably: — Employable, maple-tree, im- 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 119 

proper, embroider, embroidery, ambrosia/, embrasure, measurable, 
measurably: — Tubercle, water-gruel :— Departure, diabolical, diaboli- 
cally, devilishly, declaimer: — * House-breaker : — Asdrubal : — Liberator, 
laboratory, Labrador, Zaw-breaker, Liverpool, literature, ladleful, lachry- 
mal, allegorical, allegorically i— -improver, repertory, reproacher, refera- 
ble, referrible : — Unparlial, unparlitflly, infernal, infernally, unfrugal, un- 
frugally, enumerator, unutterable, intriguer, wonderful, wonderfully, un- 
cleanly, enclosure: — Generical, generically, geographer: — Co-operator, 
coeternal, coeternally, quadruple, quadrature, quadrennial: — Governor, 
girlishly. 

Exercise XXI. 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant- sign % a full-length 
consonant-sign, and another l or r-hook consonant-sign. 

Applicable, applicably ; probable, probably, perfumer, perfumery, pro- 
fanely, provable, provably, approvable, approvably, provider, preamble, 
permeable, primeval, perimeter, prompter, pyramidal, prayerful, prayer- 
fully, approachable, appreciable; proctor : — Blamable, blamably, blame* 
ful, blitheful ; bramble, brimful, barometer, breathable, brindje, break- 
water : — Flammable, philologer *, freebooter, freeliver, freeholder, for- 
warder, fracture, frankly: — Overpeople, everwatchful, overwatchful :— 
Triphammer, trapdoor, tropical/ tropically, tribunal, trafficker, trample, 
trumpery, tremble, triumphal, truthful, water-Zevel, trinomial, trundle, 
trencher, tragical, tragically, attractor, tranquil, tranquilly, triangle:— 
Dreamful, dromedary, Adrianople, drainable, director, directory, deroga* 
tory, drinker : — Enlivener, unlimber :— Chembicals — Cleopatra, clamber, 
clerical, clowniaftly, clinical, clinker ; crimple, crumple, crample, crumble, 
criminal, criminally, chronicle «-«Graphical/ graphically, grumble, Gre- 
noble, granger. 

Exercise XXII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign^ an l-hook or r- 
hook sign, the s or z-circI/E, and another full-length consonant* 
sign. 

Pauperism, Patterson : — Obtrusive, bittersweet J — Vocalizing, vigor- 
ously '.—Impressive, impressing, imprison, emblazon, embracing, moral- 
izer, moralizing : — Duplicity, depressing, diversify, diversity, adversity, 
diverseZy, adverseZy, adversary, divorcing, decreasing, digressive, di- 
gressing: — Ultraism, ZecherousZy, Zocalism, legalizing: — Replacing, re- 
pressive, reprisal, repressing, reversal, reversely, reversing, retracing, re- 
dressing, recrossing :— Unpursued, unbracing, unfrozen, inversely, uni- 
versal, universally, anniversary, intrusive, wondrously, undressing, anthra- 
cite, unclasp, enclasp, inclusive, unclassic, inclosing, enclosing, unclosing, 
increasing : — Jefferson, generosity, generously :— Quarrelsome, Quaker- 
ism. 



120 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO* II. 



Exercise XXIII. 

Words written with an l-hook or r-hooK consonant-sign, two full* 
length, consonant-signs, and the final s or z-circle. 

Plainness; propitious, prefix, primrose, primness, primeness, prodi- 
gious, proZix, prayerZess, Prentiss, apprentice, proneness, pernicious, ap- 
proachZess, prejudice, practice, preca?ious, procuress, precocious : — Bluff- 
ness, blameZess, bloodiness, blitheness, bluishness, bleakness, blackness ; 
briefZess, Bermudas, brimZess, brightness, broadness, breathZess, brain* 
Zess, bridgeZess: — Flabbiness, flameZess, fluminous, flightiness, fluidness, 
flowerZess, flagitious, flesAZess, fleshiness, flagginess ; frivoZous, firmness, 
frothiness, franchise, freshness, fractious : — Overofficious, overcurious, 
overcautious, overanxious:— ^Trappings, tremuZous, trimness, triteness, 
truthZess, waterworks, heterogeneous, watercourse :— Drafts, dramatize, 
dreamZess, adroitness, hydrauZics, dreariness, dry-nurse : — Unlikeness, un- 
luckiness; unruliness:— * ShrubZess, shriZZness, shrewishness: — 'Columbus, 
clamminess, climax, clearness; acrimonious : — Glibness ; graveness, ag» 
grandize, granuZous, greenness, gregarious. 

Exercise XXIV. 

Words written with two l-hook or r-hook consonant-signs, and the 
final s or z-circle. 

Opprobrious, prefers, progress : — Overplus, overpress, overprize, over- 
dress '.—Troublous, traverse, traitorous, treacherous : — Odoriferous i— 
Journalize : — Clamorous : — Glaciers. 

Exercise XXV. 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant- sign, a full-length 
consonant-sign, the s or z-circle, and another full-length conso* 
nant-sign. 

ProposaZ, proposer, proposing, prophesied, profuseZy, professor, pro- 
phesying, prefacing, professing, previousZy, provisory, permissive, prom- 
issory, promising, premising, producer, producing, principia, appre- 
hensive, princeZy, prancing, preciousZy, precosity : — Blithesome ; brutism, 
brainsick, Brunswick, bronzing t — ■ FlimsiZy, flouncing, flaxseed, flaccid, 
flexile, flexor, flaxen, fluxing; freemason, fricasseed: — Verbosity, vermi- 
ceZZi, overtask, virtuousZy : — Travesty, traducer, traducing, transit, tranc* 
ing, trouncing, atrociousZy : — Druidism : — UnrighteousZy, unrejoicing : — » 
Eclipsing, clumsiZy, cleansing ; crimson : — GloriousZy, glancing ; griev 
ousZy, grotesque, egregiousZy, graciousZy. 



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Exercise XXVI. 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant-sign, the s or z-cir- 
cle, and two full-length consonant- signs. 

Plastic, placidZy, pleasingZy ; perspire, oppressiveZy, perceiving, priest- 
hood, priestZy, preceding, presiding, proceeding, persuading, preserve, 
praiseworthy, personify, proscenium, prison-house) personage, pressgang, 
pressingZy: — Blaspheme, blasphemy, blossoming, blessedZy, blazoning; 
Bristol, brisking : — Philosopher, philosophic ; frostiZy, firstly, forestall, 
aphoristic, frizzling, phraseoZogy, forswearing, frisking : — Versifying, 
overstep, versatile, overhastiZy, overstock, oversZeep : — HumorsomeZy : 
— Telescope ; trustiZy, trustier, watersnake, watersoaking ; — Drizzling : 
— ThrostZing, threescore : — Whithersoever : — Unelastic ; unreserve : — 
Shrewsbury : — Clasping, classifying, collusiveZy, calcining, closeting ; 
crisping, crucifier, crucifying, acrostic, eucharistic, cursedZy, cursoriZy, 
christening: — Glistening ; grasping. 

Exercise XXVIL 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant-sign, the s or z-cir* 
cle, and a half-length consonant- sign. 

Pleasant; precept, perceived, presumed, preceded, proceeded, per- 
suaded, proseZyte, pursuant, personate, present, prisoned, prosecute : 
— Blossomed, blasted, blazoned; breasted, bursted, braceZet, bris-* 
tied, brisket : — Flasket » frosted, frisket : — Waterspout, trusted, water* 
soaked: — Adolescent; drizzled i^Thirsted : — Enlisted, unloosened; un- 
received : — Clasped, classified, calcinate, calcined, closeted, crisped, cru* 
cified, chrysoZite, christened, crescent, crosscut;-— Grasped, grizzled. 

Exercise XXVIII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s-circle, an-* 
other full-length consonant-sign, and an l or r-hook consonant* 
sign. 

Pacifical, pacifically, peacemaker, pastoraZ, episodical, episodically, epis- 
copal, episcopally, positively, peasantry: — Obstacle, absoZver, observer: — ■ 
Visitable, vestibule : — Misbehaviour, mystical, mystically, miserable, mis- 
erably, misnomer, musketry :— Testator; — Disputer, disfavor, disfigure, dis- 
employ, dissemble, December, decemvir, deceitful, deceitfully, dissyZZable, 
dissoZuble, disaZZowable, disorder, discerner, dissenter, disinter, dissunder, 
discover, discovery, dissector, duskis^Zy, disaster, desirable, desirably, 
designable: — Atheistical : — Sustainer: — Lustful, Zustfully, eZastical, eZasti- 
cally, eZucidator, eZucidatory, Lysander: — Receivable, reassemble, re- 
semble, resumable, resoZver, reasonable, reasonabZy : — Inceptor, unstable, 
unstably, unsuitable, unsuitably, unsteadily, answerable, unassignable, 
insinuator, ensnarZ, unessential, unessenft'aZZy, insatiable, insatiably, un- 
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122 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO, II. 

sociable, unsociably, newspaper : — Gestatory, justiciary, Jesuitical, Jesuit* 
ically : — Expiable, exposure, exhibitory, exofficial, hexameter, excitable, 
costively, customer, costical, axZetree, questioner, exchequer, executor, 
hexagonal : — Gasometer, exhibitor, examiner, exaZter, exuZter, executory, 
exactor. 

Exercise XXIX. 

Words written with two full-length consonant- signs, an tor r-hook 
consonant-sign, and the final s or z-circle. 

Pythagoras, puZverize, Pericles, pinchers, panegyrize, pancreas :— 
Bacchanals : — FuZZdress, fireplace, fo7*ebrace, foreclose i— Venturous : — 
Moveables, mediatress, miraculous, monopolize, Montrose \ — IdoZatress, 
idoZatrous, dangerous, hiding-place : — Isinglass : — AZbatross, ludicrous, 
Zaundress, electrize, Zugubrious : — Herbiferous, reimburse ; — Nonplus, 
ungenerous : — Chambers, chauntress : — Genitals: — Shambles 5— Cum- 
brous, cadaverous, cockatrice, Congress. 

Exercise XXX. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, an l-hook or an 
r-hook consonant-sign, another full-length consonant- sign, and 
the final s or z-circle. 

Patroness, patronize, apocalypse, epiglottis :-^Battle-axe :—* Afterpiece, 
afterdays, feebleness, fatherZess, fickleness : — Heavenliness 1 — Umbra- 
geous, improvise, imprimis, matrix, measureZess, Michaelmas 1 — Hateful- 
ness, tawdriness :— Audibleness, heedfulness, deflex, dinnerZess l — Youth- 
fulness, Theocritus '-^-Usefulness, Isocrates : — Liableness, aZ/owableness, 
ZiberaZize, wiZfulness, Zawfulness, Zevelness, Zetter-case, wiZderness, Zach- 
rymose : — Reproduce, repurchase, horribleness, harborZess, ruefulness, 
reflex, reflux, riverhorse, rurflZness : — Nobleness, influence, influx, ani- 
malness, neutraZize, nutritious, naturaZize, unequalness, ungracious : — 
Watchfulness : — Jeopardous, jeopardize, jovialness, generaZize : — Chival- 
rous : — Capricious, wakefulness, cavernous, colorless, casuatness, govern- 
ess, ignoramus : — Angriness. 

Exercise XXXI. 

Words written with an l-hook or r-hook consonant-sign, the s or 
z-circle, a full-length consonant- sign, and another s or z- 

CIRCLE. 

Precipice, presuppose, priestess, priceless, pursuance, presence : — ■ 
Brussels :— ~ Philosophize : — OverzeaZous : — MerciZess, amorousness, hu- 
morousness: — Trespass, trousers: — Heedlessness, adolescence; drowsi- 
ness: — Closeness, classics; crosspiece, Christmas, crossness, craziness :— 
Glossiness ; graceZess, greasiness, grossness, grassiness. 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 123 

Exercise XXXII. 

Words written icith an l or r-hook consonant-sign, the s or z-cir« 
cle, and another l or r-hook consonant-sign. 

Plausible, plausibly ; prosper, prisoner, procedure : — Blissful, blissfully, 
blazonry ; briskly, brazenly : — Overstrew : — Traceable, tricennial : — De- 
lusively; derisively: — Analyzable : — Classical, classically; crucible, cru- 
sader : — Glassful ; graceful, gracefully. 

Exercise XXXIII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s-circle, an 
l or r-hook consonant-sign, and a full-length consonant-sign. 

Possibility, peace-offering, apostrophe, pastorZy, pasturage, posturing, 
pasturing :— » Bastardy, bestirring, bowstring, bas-reZief, bas-reZievo : — - 
Offspring, feasibility, fusibility: — 'Misapplying, mousetrap, masters- 
Outstrip, outstretch :— Discipling, displaying, displayer, disprove, disap- 
prove, dayspring, headspring, disbelief, disbelieve, disability, disoblige, 
disabling, disaffirm, deciphering, dissevering, dastardy, destroyer, destroy- 
ing, disannulling, dishonoring, disqualify, disclaim, describe, descrying : 
— WeZZspring : — Rostrum : — UnsoberZy, unsavorily, nostrum, nostril, un- 
string, unstrung, inscribe, unscrewing : — Chess-player : — Gesturing : — 
Shoestring: — Explore, Uxbridge, extreme, hexahedral, exclaim: — Gas- 
tric. 

Exercise XXXIY. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, the s or z- 
circle, and an l or r-hook consonant-sign. 

Pedestal : — Fixture : — Ambassador, modestly, medicinal, medicinally, 
ministry, mixture : — Tapestry, atmosphere, taxable, texture : — Depositor, 
defeasible, diffusible, diffusively, advisable, devisable, divisable, admissi- 
ble, duZcimer: — iSefusable, remissible, reducible, iZensselaer, orchestra: 
— Unappeasable, ineffaceable, infusible, invisible, noticeable, antisocial, 
ancestry: — Chancellor: — Chemistry, corrosible, counsellor, casuistry 

Exercise XXXV. 

Words written with three full-length consonant-signs, and one 
half-length consonant- sign. ■ 

PopuZated, poet-Zaureate, hypothecated, paZpitate, upZifted, purport, 
parboiled, openmouthed, openhearted, poniarded, pickpocket, punctu- 
ated. 

Bobtailed, aboveboard, abominated, BethZehemite, baZdpate, biZeduct, 
baZconied, barbecued, barefooted, barenecked, Barnegat, barricaded, 
burgamot, benefitted, Benedict, abnegated, objected, backboard, back- 
handed, banqueted. 



124 PHOKOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Fivefold, fomented, effeminated, fumigated, fouZmouthed, fie/dbed, 
fuZZhearted, forepart, firebucket, Fairfield, fourfold, farfetched, forehand 
ed, foreshadowed, affectionate. 

Variegated, vanguard, vanquished. 

MeaZy-mouthed meZiorated, ameliorated, miZkmaid, marigold, manipu 
Zate, manifold, manumitted, magnified, magnitude. 

Tabulated, toZerated, taZented, torpitude, turpitude, tarnished, turncoat, 
tourniquette, torChZight, ta?*geted. 

Depopulate, deported, departed, depicted, debarked, defaulted, de- 
fended, deficient, dovetailed, diverted, adverted, advocated, deme?*ited, 
demented, dominated, demanded, dominant, diminished, admonished, 
detonated, detected, dilapidate, delineated, delegated, deranged, derogat- 
ed, downhearted, denunciate, dejected, decapitate, deco?-ated, decocted, 
dignified. 

High-spirited, aspirated, assimiZated, escaZaded. 

WeZZ-beZoved, weZ/-founded, Zifeguard, e/iminated, /amented, litigated, 
Zongitude, Lockport, eZecto?-ate, ZongZived, Zonglegged, wiZZing-hearted, 
Zongwinded, eZongated, /anguished. 

Reported, reformed, refunded, revoZved, revoZted, reverted, revenged, 
re-embodied, remouZded, warmhearted, re-emerged, ruminated, remind- 
ed, remanded, remnant, readopted, i2edfield, readmitted, riding-habit, 
riding-coat, reZented, reZanded, re-eZected, rearguard, reinhabited, reno- 
vated, reanimated, iron-hearted, reinundate, reinsured, re-enacted, re-en- 
gaged, recharged, rechanged, originated, rejected, architect, recorded, 
recanted, recounted, reguZated. 

UnpoZZuted, unpu?ified, unpunished, unbeZieved, unbeZoved, unboZted, 
unbarbed, unbea7*ded, unbonneted, unbenighted, unbounded, unabjured, 
unfatigued, unfathomed, infoZded, unfoZded, enfiZaded, informed, unform- 
ed, unaffrighted, infuriated, infinitude, unoffended, unfounded, inefficient, 
infected, unaffected, enveZoped, invoZved, unvioZated, invoZuted, invaZi- 
date, inverted, invented, unavenged, unviziated, navigated, unembalmed, 
unembodied, unmeZted, unmerited, enumerated, New Market, unmark- 
ed, nominated, unmounted, unamended, untempted, unattempted, inti- 
mated, intimidate, unadmired, undamaged, undeZighted, unduZated, in- 
duZged, indurated, unassorted, unasserted, unalienated, uneZected, un wor- 
shipped, uninhabited, ninefold, uninvited, unentombed, unanointed, un- 
initiated, enunciated, annunciated, uninsured, unengaged, unchu?-ched, 
uncharged, enchanted, unchanged, unjointed, injected, inocuZated, .incar- 
nate, uncorked, incorrect, uncanopied, unacquainted, uncounted, uncan- 
did, unquenched, unactuated. 

ChiZdbed, checkmated. 

EjacuZated. 

Shipw?ecked. 

CopuZated, co-efficient, corrupted, carpeted, cornfield, cannonaded, co- 
aguZated. 

Augmented, gaZZanted, garnished. 



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Exercise XXXVI. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, a half-length 
consonant-sign, and another full-length consonant-sign. 

r PopuZating, epileptic, upZifting, perpetuity, perpetuate, perpetual, 
perpetuaZZy, parentage, passionately, punctuating : — AbruptZy, hyber- 
nating, barricading, benefiting, abnegating, objective, abjectZy, object- 
ing, backwardZy, banqueting :— Fumigating, efficiently, factotum, af- 
ectedZy, fecundity : — Variegating : — 'AmbuZatory, ambuZating, meZiorat- 
ing, ameZio?-ating, market-day, marketing, imaginative, magnetic : — Tab- 
uZating, toZerating, torpidity, turbidZy, turgidity : — AdoptedZy, deport- 
ing, departing, depicting, defauZting, definitive, defending, devotedZy, di- 
videdZy, diverting, adverting, advantage, demeriting, detecting, deZine- 
ating, delegating, derivative, dormitory, derogating, decorating, dogmat- 
ic, daguerreotype : — Aspirating, assimiZating, escorting: — EZaborating, 
aZphabetic, Lamartine, Zitigating, elongating, languidZy: — i£epeatedZy, re- 
puted Zy, reporting, reVoZting, reverting, arithmetic, renovating, re-enact- 
ing, originating, argentine, rejecting, rekindle, regulative, reguZating : — 
UnpoZiteZy, inopportune, unbefitting, unboZting, unbegotten, infatuating, 
infuriating, infinitive, infiniteZy, infantile, unfeignedZy, inverting, enume- 
rating, untowardZy, unduZatory, unduZating, indurating, nonentity, enun- 
ciating, annunciating, ungenteel, ungenteelZy, ungentle, ungentZy, inject- 
ing, inaccurateZy, incurative, enkindle, unkindZy : — Girandole, ejacuZato- 
ry, ejacuZating : — CopuZative, copuZating, cumuZative, accumuZative, accu- 
muZating, cathartic, candidZy, cannonading, cockfighting, coaguZating: — 
GuardedZy. 

Exercise XXXVII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, a half-length 
consonant-sign, and two other full-length consonant-signs. 

Porto BeZZo, portfoZio, partative, Porto Rico, opportunity, puritanic, 
appertaining, partaking, pocketbook, pocket-money, packet*ship ; — BoZt- 
rope, abortiveZyi — Fortifier, fortifying, fourteenth, fiendlike, fondling, 
foundling : — Vegetating : — MeZtingZy, mortifier, mortifying, mortality, 
Martinique: — DiZatoriZy, diZettante, dictatory, dictating, ductiZity: — Au- 
thoritative, thwartingZy: — HospitaZity, ascertaining, assentingZy, ascend- 
ancy : — Legitimacy : — Repudiating, remodeZZing, rectifier, rectifying : — 
InfideZity, unfadingZy, invitingZy, unhesitating, nineteenth, inundating, in- 
activity : — Chartering : — Giantlike : — ShiftingZy : — Captivity, covetingZy, 
cometZike, cogitating : — Guardroom. 

Exercise XXXVIII. 

Words written with a half-let>gth consonant-sign, and three 
full-length consonant-signs. 

OpodeZdoc, petrifying, putrifying, putridity, paternity, upturning, hep* 
tarchic: — Bedwrench, betokening : — PhotoZogic : —Vitrifying :— Meta/* 



126 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Zurgy, materiality > meteorology, maternity ; meditative, meditated, mid-* 
dZingZy : — TitZepage :— Dedicatory, didactic : — Hasty-pudding, estabZisfe, 
estrange, histrionic, astonishing $—*AZternity : — Retrieving, Rotterdam, 
ritorneZZo, retrench, returning? ridicuZingS — Antedated, interiorZy, ante- 
riorZy, integrity, nightingale ? indelicacy, unadjudged, handcuffing, inde- 
corum, indignity {—Kidnapping, quidnunc". 

Exercise XXXIX, 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, a full-length 
consonant-sign, and another half-length consonant- sign. 

Petrified, putrefied :— -Obtruded, butternut, bedZamite, obdurated, ab- 
dicated, abducted, body-guard i — Vitrified i — MutiZated, mitigated J 
moduZated, middZe-aged, medicated i — - Deteriorate, deadZift, deducted, 
dedicated f— 'Estimated, yesternight, astounded, astonished J — Lightfooted, 
Zightheaf ted, aZtemate 2 — Heartfelt, reattempted, retaZiated, retrieved, 
retreated, reiterated, retorted, retarded, retract, articuZate ; hardhearted, 
eradicated i — intellect, untainted, unattainted, intended, unattended, un- 
tinged, antiquated* unadopted, unadapted, undefiled, indefinite, unde- 
voted, undivided, indelicate, indented, undaunted, handcuffed, indicated, 
unaddicted, uneducated, inducted, winding*sheet 5— Catapult, quodZibet, 
quadruped, kidnapped* 

Exercise XL. 

Words Written with fwo half-length consonant* signs, and a full" 
length consonant-sign* 

Obdurate/y, obdufating, abdicating, abducting 5 —federative t — Evi- 
dentZy i — MutiZating, mitigative, mitigating {—Modulating, moderating, 
midwinter, medicating 2-=TitiZZating j— Deductive, deducting, dedicating! 
—Astounding : ; — UZtimatum, uZtimateZy, LiuZeton, alterative l — Rotundity, 
reta/iative, retaZiatory, retaliating, retorter, retreating, reiterating, retir-* 
edZy, retentive i — IntimateZy, inattentive, intentZy, intending, antiquating i 
— Undevout/y, undeviating, individual, tlndoubtedZy, handwriting, indent- 
ing, indicative, inductive/ inadequateZy, indicatory; indicating, inducting. 

Exercise XLL 

Words written with two half-length consonant- signs, and the 
dot representing the termination ing. 

Retarding, intimating, antedating. 

Exercise XLIX. 

Words Written with a full-length consonant-sign, and Two half-* 
length consonant- signs* 

Portent, portend, packet-boat :-^-ObZiterate, abjudicate ; — Fortified, 
fortitude, fortnight, fortunate ?— VentiZate s-*MuZtitude, mortified, mar- 



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tinet : — Adulterate, dictated : — Ascertained, ascendant : — .Left-hand, legi- 
timate : — Repudiated, roundabout, rectified, rectitude :--Unaptitude, in- 
fatuated, entitled, untutored, undeterred, Nantucket, inundated, unin- 
debted, Yuihaudled, unendeared, unagitated : — GeZatinate: — Capituiate, 
cantoned, candidate, cogitated : — GuiZZotined. 

Exercise XLIIL 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, the s or z- 
circle, and a half-length consonant- sign* 

Obfuscate, beauty-spot, bedazzled, bedizened, baZZasted, bears wort, 
backslide: — Feiicitate, faZseheart, farsighted, foxhunt, foxhound: — Vin- 
cent, evanescent, vaccinate : — Ambuscade, embezzled, molested, eman- 
cipate: — ItaZicised, tinselled: — Deepseated, deepwaisted, deposited, de- 
vastate, divested, dimsighted, domiciliate, detested, diZacerate, digested : 
— Life-estate, Zuxuriate, longsighted: — Harvested, redescend, resusci- 
tate, ransomed, reinstate, reinsert, ransacked, requested, recusant: — 
Unpacified, unbosomed, infested, unfastened, unphysicked, invested, un- 
visited, unmoistened, unmasked, unmuzzled, untwisted, entwisted, un- 
tasted, intestate, unattested, undeceived, undismayed, undecided, inde- 
cent, undazzled, undesired, undesigned, insisted, unassisted, nearsighted, 
nonsuited, unanswered, unexcited: — Coalescent, coruscate, coincided, 
cancelled) counselled, quicksighted, quicksand : — Garrisoned. 

Exercise XLIV. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s or z-cir- 
cle, a half-length consonant-sign, and another full-length con- 
sonant-sign, 

PuissantZy: — BesottedZy, absoZuteZy, absoZutory, absurdly, absenting, 
abscinding, bisecting: — Fascinating: — Mesopotamia, masoretic, macerat- 
ing, misquoting, misguiding : — TasseZating : — Deceptive, despotic, de- 
cidedly, dissoZuteZy, desoZateZy, desultory, desoZating, dishearten, de- 
centZy, dissenting, deserter, deserting, disquietZy, dissecting: — Thou- 
sandth: — Susceptive, assassinating, schismatic: — UZcerative, Zacerative, 
uZcerating, Zacerating: — Reasserting, recentZy, rescinding, reascending, 
resoZuteZy, resuZting, resorting, horizontal, horizontaZZy, resenting, re- 
sounding: — Insipidity, insipidZy, uncertain, inserting, incentive, inno- 
centZy, unsoundZy, insatiateZy, wainscoting : — Occipital, ecstatic, accent- 
ing, executing, cosmetic : — Gustatory, exhibitive, exhorter, exhorting, 
exerting, executive, exactZy, exacting. 

Exercise XLV. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, a half-length 
consonant-sign, and a full-length consonant-sign, with the final 
s or z-circle. 

PoZiteness, uprightness, pertness : — BeardZess : — FauZtiness : — Vivid- 



128 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

ness, vortex, vertex : — MortaZize : — Deleterious, aduZteress, aduZtorous, 
adulterize, dirtiness, adequateness, doggedness : — Lividness, ZimitZess, 
a/ertness: — Aeronautics, roundness, erectness, ruggedness, raggedness: — 
Unfitness, unhandiness, unquietness, nakedness: — Geodetics, geZatinous, 
jauntiness : — Shiftless, shirtZess : — OccuZtness, accurateness, acquaintance, 
kindness : — GuiZtZess, guiZtiness, guardZess. 

Exercise XLYI. 

Words written with a half-length consonant- sign, two full-length 
consonant-signs, and the final s or z-circle. 

Putidness, pettishness : — Ofttimes : — Amativeness, Matamoras, materi- 
aZize, matureness: — Modernize, midships, amids&ips, modis^ness: — Dead- 
Ziness : — Astuteness, austereness, hysterics : — LittZeness: — .Rottenness: — 
Reddis&ness: — Antipodes, antiqueness : — Indigenous, indecorous: — Ac- 
tiveness : — GodZiness, goodZiness. 

Exercise XL VII. 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant-sign, a full-length 
consonant- sign, and a half-length consonant-sign. 

Planked; prepared, propitiate, approbated, profited, perforate, pro- 
vided, pervaded, permitted, prompted, permeated, promoted, permuted, 
preadamite, paraZZeled, prorogued, project, preoccupied, procured : — 
Ablebodied, bluebeard, bluebird, blemished, blockaded, obligated, blan- 
ket; abbreviated, brevetted, brickbat, brookZet, abrogated, brigaded: — 
Floodgate, flirted, flourished, flinched, flageoZet, flageZZate, fles^pot, afflict- 
ed, fluctuate ; freehearted, fructate, franked : — Overboard, overruled, 
overshadowed: — TripZet, attributed, waterlogged, truehearted, trenched, 
attracted, trinket, truncate : — DribZet, drifted, draughted, directed, drag- 
net: — Threefold: — Unalleviated, unlimited, unalarmed, enlarged; unre- 
vived, unriveted, enervated, unrevealed, enravished, unremitted, unrem- 
edied, unredeemed, unreZieved, unrewarded, unrequited, enranked : — Ac- 
climated, clarified, clarionet, clinched, clenched, clinked, craunched, 
cringed, corrected : — Glorified, greybeard, grafted, gravitate, aggravated, 
graveyard, granted, grounded, graduated, aggregated. 

■ 

Exercise XLYIII. 

Words written with an l^hook or r-hook consonant- sign, a half- 
length consonant-sign, and a full-length consonant- sign. 

Profiting, providing, privateZy, primitive, prompt/y, peremptory, pre- 
mature, appreciating: — Block-tin, blockading, obligating; abbreviating, 
abrogating, brigading : — Flirting, fluentZy, affluentZy ; frigidity, frigidZy, 
fructify, forgotten, forgetting : — Verbatim, overacting : — Attributive, 
tragedian, attractive, attracting : — Dramatic, directZy, directing : — Thrift- 



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i/y :— Unriveting, energetic: — Ecliptic, acclamatory; crabbedZy, craftiZy, 
chromatic : — Grafting, aggravating, graduating. 

Exercise XLIX. 

Words ivrittcn with a full-length consonant-sign, an l-hook or an 
r-hook sign, and a half-length consonant-sign. 

Upbraided: — Bifurcate, betrothed, bitterwort, beclouded, begrimed, 
begirded: — Fabricate, afterward, afterthought, feather-bed: — Evaporated, 
vibrated, venerated : — Implored, implicate, imprecate, imbruted, em- 
broiled, embarked: — Deplored, duplicate, deprived, depraved, depre- 
date, deprecate, defloured, defrauded, diffract, developed, devolved, di- 
vulged, detract, dereZict, declaimed, declared, decrepit, degraded: — 
Liberated, elaborated, Zubricate : — Reprieved, reproved, reproached, ru- 
bricate, refluent, reaffirmed, reframed, refreshed, refract, rivergod, re- 
nerved, reclaimed, recreated, recruited, recreant, regretted, regarded: 
— Unapproved, unbiighted, inebriated, unbraided, unbreached, unabridg- 
ed, unflushed, unframed, unaffirmed, infract, intrepid, untrimmed, intri- 
cate, untracked, intrigued, indirect, unthreaded, enthralled, unshielded, 
enshrouded, undipped, unqualified, included, unclouded, uuclothed, un- 
corrupt, uncreated, uncrowded, encroached, ingratiate : — Witchcraft : — 
Jeoparded, generated, Juggernaut : — Cabriolet, cover/et, cataract ? cuck- 
olded. 

Exercise L. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, a half-length con- 
sonant-sign, and an l or r-hook consonant-sign. 

Pathetical, pathetically, hypothetical, hypothetically, appeZZatively, paZ- 
atable, portable, partner, particle, piratical, piratically, partaker, Portu- 
gal, pectoraZ, pictorial : — BaZtimore, boardable : — Fanatical, fanatically, 
phonetical, phonetically : — Veritable, veritably, vertical, vertically, event- 
ful, vintner, vintager, vegetable: — Emphatical, emphatically, methodical, 
methodically, muZtiple, Mortimer: — Adaptable, debatable, dubitable,dubi- 
tably, admittable, idiomatical, idiomatically, deZightful, deZightfully, dictat- 
or: — Theoretical, theoretically: — Hospitable, hospitably: — Hazardable: — 
EZZiptical, eZZiptically, Zimitable: — Reputable, reputably, refutable, hermet- 
ical, hermetically, remediable, redoubtable, redoubtably, reZatively, re- 
wardable, warrantable, warrantably, rentable : — Unpitiful, unpoetical, 
unpoetically, inhabitable, inevitable, inevitably, unavoidable, unavoidably, 
unthoughtful unthoughtfully, unhurtful, unhurtfully, unartful, unartfully, 
inequitable, inequitably: — Charitable, charitably, chandler, chandlery: — 
Geodetical : — EquiZatera/, acquain table, accountable, cogitable : — Ignita- 
ble. 

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130 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise LI. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign", a full-length con 
sonant-sign, and an l-hook or r-hook consonant-sign. 

Paternal, paternally, heptagonal : — Beatifical, battZedore, butte?*fly, heb 
domadal, abdominal, abductor : — Veterinary : — Maternal, metrical, met- 
rically ; modifiable, mediator^/, Mid dZebury, madrigal : — Dedicatory, ded- 
icator: — Theatrical, theatrically: — Estimable, estimably, hysterical, his- 
torical : — AZterable, aZterably : — Artificial, rhetorical, rhetorically, oratori- 
cal, oratorically, rightangle ; redeemable, eradicable : — Antipodal, intui- 
tively, unattainable, unatonable, untenable, intender, unteachable, un- 
touchable, intangle, entangle, untangle ; undutiful, undutifully, endurable; 
undeniable, undeniably, indenture, endanger : — Judicatory : — Sheet-an- 
chor: — Academical, academically, CadwaZZader, kidnapper: — Godfather : 
godmother. 

Exercise LII. 

Words written with four full-length consonant-signs, and the n- 
iiook sign. 

PubZican, Pythagorean, paZanqnin, hyperborean, PantoZeon, pantaZoon: 
— Barbarian, barbacan, bargeman, bacchanaZian, backgammon, hobgob- 
Zin, Binghamton : — Foretoken, foreordain, fire-warden, fire-engine, phe- 
nomenon : — VeZveteen : — EmboZden, Amphictyon, miZkman : — Tam- 
borine, tarpauZin, tartarean : — Adamantine, dominican, death-token, 
dandeZion : — IsZington, Esculapian : — WiZmington, Zinchpin, Loch Nevin : 
— i2evaZuaZion, a?*chdeacon: — NeapoZitan, New London: — ChopfaZZen, 
chinkapin: — Copenhagen, catechumen, cathoZicon, CaZedonian, Corin- 
thian, quintiZZion. 

Exercise LIII. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, an l or r- 
hook consonant-sign, and the n-hook. 

PoZtroon, poZyhedron, finedrawn, Amphitryon, membrane, doctrine, re- 
enthrone, ?-eadjourn, chiZblain, chiZdren, Champlain, cauZdron, quartern, 
ganglion, gangrene. 

Exercise LIV. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, an l-hook or r- 
hook consonant-sign, and another full-length consonant-sign, end- 
ing with the n-hook. 

Powderhorn : — Buglehorn, beggarman, beggarwoman : — Afternoon: — 
Libertine, Zibrarian, Ziveryman, aZderman, aZdermen: — Replevin, rifle- 
man : — Nobleman, noblewoman, unburthen, unbroken, untrodden, nitro- 
gen, undriven : — $wgarcane : — Quaternion, quadriZZion : — Anglican. 



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Exercise LV* 

Words written with a half-length consonant^sign, two full-length 
consonant-signs, and the n*hook. 

Bedridden, determine, oysterman, oysterwoman, heartburn) antiquari- 
an, catamaran. 

Exercise LVL 

Words written with an l-hook or r-hook consonant-sign, T'Wofull^ 
length consonant-signs, and the n-hook sign. 

Promethean, preordain s— Browbeaten, breakman ':-— Flybitten, forbid* 
den, freeborn, foreborne, freshman> forgiven, fryingpan i-^Vertni^ion, 
overladen, overripen, overridden, Virginian i-^Trueborn, trombone, wa» 
termefon, truncheon, water-engine, truckman : --Dragoman, drunken :— ~ 
Weather-beaten {^Shrunken ^Columbian? Kremlin, curmudgeon?-* 
Grammarian., 



Exercise LVIL 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs-, the n-hook stgn^ 
and a half-length consonant- sign* 

Potentate, patented* — Deponent, domineered 1 : — Husbanded 5— Re a p* 
pointed, repented, rebounded s-^tlnfinis&ed, envenomed, unwarranted. 

Exercise LVIIL • 

Words Written with an l or r-hook consvnanfcsign*, ike n-hook sign^ 
and two full-length consonant-signs. 

Planetary^ plainwork, plunging : ; pruning-hook : — Blenching, blanching ? 
brownbill, branchings— Fro wning^yj — Drenching ;-^Green-gage> grin* 
ningZy- 

Exercise LlX. 

Words written with an t, or r-hook consonant-sign^, Ike n*-hook> 
and a half length consonanfcsign. 

Planted, plunged ; printed, apprehended : — Blunted, blinded, blended, 
blenched, blanched ? branded) branched ? — Affronted :•— Drenched* 



132 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 

Exercise LX. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, the s or z-cir- 
cle, and another full-length consonant-sign, ending with the n- 

HOOK. 

Pumice-stone, peachstone, buckskin, firestone, milestone, miZZstone, 
moZeskin, taZisman, digestion, thickskin, Zapstone, helmsman, loadstone, 
lexicon, capstan, kinsman, kinswoman, Kingston. 

Exercise LXI. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, the s-circle, two 
full-length consonant-signs, and the n-hook. 

PostiZZion, pistareen, postern : — Baseborn: — Mussulman, mascuZine, mis- 
given : — Taciturn : — CisaZpine, Ciceronian : — WeZZ-spoken : — Unspoken : 
— Exciseman, caseharden. 

Exercise LXIL 
Words written with three full-length consonant-signs, and the ns 

or NZ-CIRCLE. 

PhiZZipines : — Vengeance, vigiZance : — Omniscience : — Tompkins, toZ- 
erance : — Diffidence, admittance, diZigence : — Reappearance, remittance, 
ordnance, ordinance, recurrence : — Inobedience, environs, endurance, in- 
elegance, inheritance, New OrZeans, ninepins, ninepence, insurance, inco- 
herence :— EquivaZence. 

Exercise LXIII. 

Words written with an l-hook or r-hook consonant-sign, and a 
full-length consonant-sign, with the ns-circle at the end. 

Province, pretence, prudence, pru?*ience, perchance, prescience, Flor- 
ence, clearance, credence, grievance. 

Exercise LXIV. 

Words written with the s-circle, and four full-length consonant- 
signs. 

SparingZy, sponging, speechifying, specuZum, spanking: — Subpoenaing, 
submerge, subjoining : — Suffocating: — Seventieth, seventhZy : — SymboZic, 
simiZarity, simiZarZy, smiZingZy, somnific, seamanship : — Sedentary : — SZap- 
jack, sZopingZy, soZubiZity, suZphuric, soZvency, soZemnity, soZidified, seZec- 
tive, siZkworm: — CerebeZZum, surviving, serviZity, serviZeZy, ceremonial, 
sardonic, surcharge :— Sign-manual, senatorial, synthetic, sneakingZy :— 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. IT. 133 

Sociability: — Sycophancy, scaZping, schooZfeZZow, skuZking, scorching, 
skin-deep : — Signifying : — Singapore, singuZar, singing-book. 

Exercise LXV. 

Words written with the s-circle, two full-length .consonant-signs, 
and a half-length consonant-sign. 

SpoZiated, spirited, sported, supported, spirted, suppurated, sponged, 
speechified, specuZate, spanked: — Submitted, subject, subjugate: — Suffo- 
cated, safeguard : — SimiZitude, cemented : — SuZphurate, suZphuret, saZi- 
vated, sZanted, sZipsftod, seZected : — Surfeited, survived, se?-vitude, sur- 
rounded, serenaded : — Snorted : — Scapegoat, scaZped, scaZded, scoZded, 
scarified, scarZet, scourged, squinted, squinteyed, seconded: — Signified. 

Exercise LXVI. 

Words written with the s-circle, a full-length consonant-sign, a 
half-length consonant-sign, and another full-length consonant- 
sign. 

SpoZiating, sportive, Spartan, sporting, supporting, suppurating, spirt- 
ing : — SimuZating, smelting, Samaritan : — Seductive : — SaZivating : — Sur- 
feiting, sordidly : — Saturating J— Skeptic, squirting, skeZeton, scandal. 

Exercise LXVIL 

Words written with the s-circle, two full-length consonant-signs, 
another s-circle, and another full-length consonant- sign. 

SpuriousZy, sponsor, Spencer: — Sphericity, suffixing: — Savagism: — 
Somerset: — SeduZousZy, sediZiousZy : — CeaseZessZy : — SiZencing, syZZogism, 
syZZogizing : — Surpassing, surmising, sarcasm : — Sandusky, sensuosity : — 
Scarcity, scarceZy : — SagaciousZy. 

Exercise LXVIIL 

Words written with the s or z-circle, three full-length consonant- 
signs, and tiie final s or z-circle. 

Saponaceous, supineness, speechZess: — Sphinx :— Savingness : — Sym- 
boZize, symphonous, smoothness, smaZZness, Seminoles : — Sweetis&ness, 
sottis&ness :-— Sedateness : — SZeepZess, sZeepiness, sZoppiness, sZimness, sZi- 
miness, soZemnize, soZidness, saZineness, suZZenness, siZiginous, siZicuZous, siZ- 
icuZose, sZeekiness, siZkiness, suZkiness, sZackness : — Ceremonious, sermon- 
ize, swarthiness, seaworthiness, surgeZess, Xerxes: — Synonymous, sens- 
uaZize : — Sagittarius: — Zacatecas, scatheZess, scurriZous: — Sanguinous. 



134 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise LXIX. 

Words written with the s-circle, a full-length consonant-sign, an 
L or r-hook consonaixt-sign, and another full-length consonant- 
sign. 

Sputterer, sputtering, spattering, speciality : — Semibreve, smattering, 
smothering, smuggler, smuggling : — Stabling, stifling, stickler, stickling J 
— CeZebrity, saZubrity, sZobbering, siZvering, sZivering, sZaughtering, sweZ- 
tering, soZdierZy, Se/kirk, seZagraph: — Cerebrum, cerebral, circular, cir- 
cling, cerography : — Sniveller, central, centraZZy, saunterer, centering, 
sauntering, sundering, sna?-Zing : — Squabbler, squabbling, scuffling, scat- 
tering, scurrility. 

Exercise LXX. 

Words written ivith the s-circle, a full-length consonant-sign, and 
a half-length l or r-hook consonant- sign. 

Subvert : — Smothered, smuggled : — Stabled, sweetbread, stifled, stick- 
led : — CeZebrate, sZobbered, siZvered, sZivered, sZaughtered, sweltered :— 
Circulate, circlet, sourcrout : — SnarZed : — Squabbled, scabbard, scaffold, 
scattered : — Singled. 

Exercise LXXI. 

Words written with the s or z-circle, two full-length consonant* 
signs, and an l or r-hook consonant-sign. 

Supporter, sparkle, spoonful, spindle, spectre, spangle : — Sabbatical :— 
Spherical ; — SmouZder, semiannular, semiquaver ; — Satanical, satanically : 
— Seasonable, seasonably : — Sy/Zabical, syZMncally, selfishly, soZvable, 
sZovenly, sZavisAZy, sZumber, slothful, sZothfully, siZentiary, siZkweaver, 
sZuggis&Zy : — Zerubbabel, survival, survivor, servitor, cervical, searcha- 
ble, surgical : — Snappis/^Zy : — Scamper, sq«eami*£Zy, skiZful, skiZfully, 
scarecrow : — Signature % — Sanguinary. 

Exercise LXXII. 

Words tvritten with the triple combination of the r-series, and 
two full-length consonant-signs. 

SuperbZy, soporific, supremeZy, supremacy, superadding, sprawZing, 
springing : — SufferingZy ', — Stripping, striping, stropping, strapping, straw- 
berry, striving, streamer, streaming, &troZZing, strenuous, strange, stretch- 
ing, streaking, striking, stroking, strength, strongZy, stringing : — Scraping' 
scrubbing, scrofuZa, screaming, sacriZege, scrawZiug, screeching, seratcb* 
ing ; — SwaggeringZy. 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 135 

Exercise LXXIIL 

Words written with the triple combination of the r« series, and a 
half-length con sonant- sign* 

Sprouted, separated, superadded, sprawled J— *-Soberheaded J — -Strips 
ped, stropped, striped, strapped, streamed, stretched, streaked, strict, 
stroked:— Saturated : — Script, scraped, scrubbed, screamed, scrawled, 
screeched, scratched, scourged. 

Exercise LXXIV. 
Words written with three full-length consonanUsigns^ and the shn 

0T ZHN-HOOR. 

Population, politician, partition, perdition, peroration*, peculation :—* 
Abomination, obtention, hybernation, abnegation, objuration, abjuration, 
objection, abjection :— -Fumigation, formation, affectation : — Variegation^ 
Vegetation :—Imbibation, melioration, amelioration; ma#imission, imagin- 
ation, mechanician, machination :— ^Temptation, toZer'ation, tactician :— * 
Adaption, deputation, defamation, definition, deification, defection, edifi- 
cation, divination, advocation, demolition, admiration, admonition, domi- 
nation, damnation, dimension, diminution, detention, detonation, deZinea- 3 
tion, deZegation, derivation, derogation, dejection, dictation, decoration,, 
decoction : — Ossification, usurpation, aspiration, aspersion, assignation : — « 
Limitation, fomentation, elimination, locomotion, liquidation, eZongationJ 
— Repetition, repudiation, repulsion, reapportion, refutation, reveZation? 
revulsion, revolution, revocation, rumination*, ordination, re-election, ren-* 
ovation, reanimation, rendition, re-enaction, rejection, eructation i — Infat- 
uation, infection, invitation, involution, invention, navigation, enumera- 
tion, nomination, intimation, undn/ation, inundation, injection, injunction, 
incubation, inocu/ation: — Ejaculation: — Capitation^ copulation, cohabita- 
tion, equivocation, cumulation, accumuZation, occuZtation, Carthusian, cor* 
onation, carnation, cogitation, cachination, coagu/ation, cognation. 

Exercise LXXV. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, the s or ZrCiReLE f 
and a full-length consonant* sign ending with the shn^hooe. 

AbsoZution, bisection : — Fascination : — Visitation, vaciZZation :—* Attest^ 
ation : — Deception, dissipation, dispassion, dismission, decimation, desoZa- 
tion, dissoZution, desertion, dissension, dissection, discussion : — Suspicion, 
assassination :— EZucidation, ulceration, Zaceration, hallucination : — -decep- 
tion, recitation, reascension, resoZution: — Inception, insuZation, insertion, 
insinuation :— ^Gestation '-^Expiation, exception exhibition, excitation, ox- 
ydation, exudation, exha/ation, execution i-*Exemption, exertion, exac«- 
tion. 



136 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise LXXVL 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, an l-hook or R- 
hook consonant-sign, and the shn or zhn-hook. 

Patrician : — Obtrusion: — Federation : — Evaporation, vibration, venera- 
tion: — Impression, migration, emigration: — Depression, diversion, di- 
gression : — Liberation, elaboration : — depletion, reparation, repression, 
reversion, recreation : — Inebriation, inflation, inversion, nutrition, intru- 
sion : — Generation : — Co-operation, correZation. 

Exercise LXXVII. 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant-sign, and a full- 
length consonant-sign ending with the shn or zhn-hook. 

Application ; prohibition, probation, approbation, profession, profusion, 
provision, privation, pervasion, permission, permeation, preemption, pro- 
motion, apprecfatipn, apprehension, precaution, percussion : — Abbrevia- 
tion, abrogation: — Affliction, flexion, fluxion, affluxion ; affirmation, fric- 
tion, fraction : — Tradition, attraction : — Direction : — Acclimation, accla- 
mation : — Aggravation, gradation, graduation, aggregation. 

Exercise LXXVIII. 

Words written with a half-length consonant- sign, and a full- 
length consonant- sign ending with the sHn-hook. 

Abduction, abdication : — Mitigation ; meditation, modulation, modera- 
tion, medication : — TituZation : — Detection, deduction, dedication : — Es- 
timation : — UZtimation, aZteration, aZZiteration, litigation : — RetaZiation, 
reiteration, rhetorician, retention; redemption, reduction, eradication: — 
Intention, inattention, intonation; indication, induction. 

Exercise LXXIX. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, the shn or 
zhn-hook, and another full-length consonant-sign* 

Petitioner, petitionary, portioning, apportioning, pensioner, pensioning, 
functionaZ, functionaZZy, functionary, devotionaZ, dictionary, eZectioneer, 
artesian-well. 

Exercise LXXX. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, the double-cir- 
cle, and two other full-length consonant-signs. 

Decisively, desisting, resisting, insisting, unassisting, excessive/y, ac* 
cessorial, accessoriaZZy, existory, exhauster, existing, exhausting, exhaust- 
ure.- 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 13*7 



Exercise LXXXI. 
Words written with three full-length consonant-signs and the st 

or ZD-LOOP. 

Poulticed, poZarized, apologized, purposed, pantheist, pugiZist; — Bap- 
tist, baptized, bombast, botanist, betwixt, bedpost, BeZfast, baZanced, 
baZZoonist, barefaced, bigamist :—FuZZfaced, foremost, foretaste, forecast 
— VioZinist : — Homoeopathist, embarrassed, Methodist, manifest, main- 
mast, machinist, mechanist : — Topmost, topmast, tyrannized : — Depu- 
tized, admixed, doorpost, dentist, denounced: — TheoZogist, etheriaZ- 
ized : — Aspersed : — AZarraist, aZZegorist, Zinguist, Zongest : — i2epuZsed 
roughcast, harmonized, readjust, orthoepist, reZaxed, reinvest, renounced 
reannexed, organist, organized :-nrEnforced, unforced, noveZist, unvexed 
iuhumanized, unmixed, anatomist, anatomized, hindmost, enthusiast, un- 
harnessed, unanaZyzed, unannexed : — Chartist: — GeoZogist, jurymast, jaun 
diced : — Shamefaced : — CabaZist, catechist, catechized, coZZapsed, coZo- 
nist, coZonized, economist, economized, canonized. 

Exercise LXXXIL 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant-sign, a full-length 
consonant-sign, and the st or zd-loop. 

Proposed, prefaced, professed, provost, promised, premised, upper- 
most, produced: — Flutist, florist, flounced: — Uttermost, outermost, tra- 
duced, treZZised : — Druggist : — Unrevised, innermost, unreduced, anar- 
chist : — Eclipsed, cleansed. 

Exercise LXXXIII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s-circle, an- 
other full-length consonant- sign, and the st or zd-loop. 

FossiZist, fossiZized, despised, disposed, dismissed, dismast, distaste, 
dishonest, discussed, disguised, disgust, licensed, unseduced, incensed, 
unsexed, chastised, excused. 

Exercise LXXXIV. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, an l or r-hook 
consonant -sign, and the st-loop. 

Fabulist, ephemerist : — Vocalist, vocalized : — Impressed, embraced, 
momZist, moraZized : — Depressed, headfirst, divorced, decreased: — UZ- 
traist, Zegalized : — Replaced, repressed, hoar-frost, reversed, retraced, 
redressed, re-enlist recrossed : — Unoppressed, unapprized, uupraised, 
unblessed, unbraced, unbruised, intrust, undressed, unauthorized, in- 
closed, enclosed, unclosed, increased, incrust : — Cauterized. 



138 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. XI. 

Exercise LXXXV. 
Words written with two full-length consonant* signs, and the str« 

LOOP. 

Paymaster* poetaster, piZaster, boZster, barrister, bannister, forester, 
minister, monster, Munster, teamster, dabster, detester, digester, dexter, 
Jobster, aZabaster, register* ancestor, Winchester, chorister, canister, 
gamester* 

Exercise LXXXVL 

Words written with a half ^length consonant-sign, a full-length 
consonant- si gn>, and the st-loop. 

Epitomist, optimist, epitomized, footpost, fatalist, Latinist, untaxed, un* 
debased, unadvised, endorsed, academist 

Exercise LXXXVIL 

Words Written with a half-length consonants-sign^ a full-length 
consonant-sign^ the s or z-circlEj and another full-length conso* 
nant-sign. 

Optimism, epitomizer, epitomizing, fata/ism, feudalism, Videlicet, evi* 
dencing, mettlesome, matricide, meddlesome, thoughtlessly, asceticism, 
asterisk, artZessZy, heartZessZy, retrocede, notoriously, intensive, intensity, 
intensely, needlessly* endlessly, judiciously, cauterizing* 

Exercise LXXXVIII* 

Words written with the st-loop, and three full-length consonant* 

signs. 

Stupefying, stupidity, stupidly, stopcock t — Stability 5— Stevedore i— * 
Stammerer, stammering, stomaching ^Statutory, statedZy, stateroom :— 
StoZidity, steaZthiZy S — Starfish, starving, storming, sterility, starZike, 
sterling, starZing, starching :-«*S tone work, staunching, stingiZy i — Stage- 
coach :— -Stinking, stinging. 

Exercise LXXXlX. 

Words written with the st-loop, a full-length consonant* sign, and 
a half-length consonant-sign. 

Stupefied, stipuZate ? — Stimulate, stammered, stomached :— StaZZ-feed* 
BtaZZ-fed, stiZted, steelyard : — Starved, started, starZight, starched :— 3 
Stinted* stunted } staunched ! — Stockaded t — Stagnate* 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 139 



Exercise XC. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, and a half- 
length l-hook consonant-sign. 

Pimpled, pamphlet, polyglot, panoplied : — Bungled : — Fumbled, 
fondled : — Embattled, mumbled, marshalled, mantled, manacled, min- 
gled, mangled: — Tumbled, twinkled, tinkled, tangled : — Difficult, dim- 
pled, diaZ-plate, dwindled, dandled, dangled : — Assembled :— -Life-blood : 
— idepeopled, rumpled, remodelled, wrinkled, rankled, wrangled : — Un- 
buckled, enfeebled, unfurZed, inveigled, unemployed, unhumbled, new- 
modelled, unshackled, uncoupled: — Jumbled, jingled, jangled: — Ash- 
colored, shingled : — Camblet. 

Exercise XCI. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, and a half- 
length r-hook consonant-sign. 

Pampered, Pomfret, penetrate, packthread, punctured: — Bombard, 
belabored, bewiZdered, beZeaguered, bartered, Bernard : — FiZbert, fiZ- 
trate, faZtered, fiZtered, foundered, fingered : — Vituperate, ventured : — 
Embittered, MiZford, maZtreat, mouZdered, manoeuvred, meandered, men- 
surate : — Temperate, tempered, attempered, white-Zivered, tinctured : — 
Admeasured, democrat, deZiberate, delivered, degenerate, doctored: — 
Thorou'ghbred : — Lapboard, weZZfavored : iZZfavored, Lombard, Zumbered, 
iZZnatured, Zucubrate, Zectured, Zingered, Lingard : — Ruptured, raptured, 
a?-bitrate, revigorate, rampart, remunerate, re-entered, rendered, regene- 
rate, recovered, regathered : — Unbetrayed, unbattered, unfavored, unfet- 
tered, unfeathered, inveterate, invigorate, numbered, unmannered, un- 
aZtered, unhindered, uninjured, uncovered, uncoZored, unanchored: — 
Jointured: — &Aipboard, s^eZtered : — Captured, cumbered, Cuthbert, 
quartered, kindred, conquered, cancered. 

Exercise XCIL 

Words written with a fidl-length consonant-sign, a half-length 
l-hook or r-hook consonant-sign, and another full-length con- 
sonant-sign. 

Patriotic, paraZyZic : — Aftertime, figurative : — Vibrative, venerating : — 
ImpliedZy, major-domo, migratory, migrating, emigrating : — Defrauder, 
diverter, degrading : — EZaborateZy, Zucrative : — Recreative, recreating, 
recruiting, recording, regretting, regarding: — UnfertiZe, hundredth, un- 
threading : — Generative, generating : — Co-operative, covertly, quadratic, 
correlative. 



140 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise. XCIII. 

Words written with a half-length l or r-hook consonant-sign, 
and 'Wo full-length consonant- signs. 

Prototype, predatory : — BrutaZity, birdZime, breadroom : — Flattening, 
fleetingly, fertiZity, fertiZeZy, fruiterer, frightening: — Everduring: — Het- 
erodoxy, treadmill : — Threatening, threadbare: — Worldling : — Enlight- 
ening : — CartiZage, curtaiZing, cartridge, courtship, crediting, accrediting, 
crad/ing : — Gladdening, gratifying, gratingly. 

Exercise XCIV. 

Words written with a half-length l or r-hook consonant-sign, 
a full-length consonant-sign, and the final s or z-circle. 

BloodZess; brutaZize, broodZess: — Fleetness, flatness ; fruitZess, fertiZize : 
— Overtax : — Murderous, murderess : — Heterodox : — Inertness : — Short- 
ness, shrewdness: — Coldness, cloudiness; creduZous, accordance, acrid- 
ness, crudeness : — Glutinous, gladness ; gratuitous, greatness. 

Exercise XCV. 

Words written with a half-length l or r-hook consonant-sign, 
and a half-length consonant-sign. 

Protect, predict, product, predicate : — Blood wort, bloodroot, bloodred, 
bloody-red, bloodshot, bloodshed ; bright-haired : — Fleetfoot, flatfoot, flat- 
tened ; frightened: — Verdict: — Triturate, trident, trade- wind: — Threat- 
ened '.—Enlightened ; inertitude : — Chartered: — Cultivate ; credited, ac- 
credited, curtailed, curtained : — Glutinate, agglutinate ; gratified, grati- 
tude. 

Exercise XCVI. 

Words written with a half-length l or r-hook consonant-sign, 
and a full-length l or r-hook consonant-sign. 

Political, politically; protocol, prodigal, prodigally: — Breadtree, bru- 
tiskly, haberdasher, haberdashery: — Frightful, frightfully, fretful, fretfully, 
fruitful, fruitfully, fruit-tree, fraudful: — Vertebra?: — Dreadful, dreadfully, 
Druidical : — Enlightener, analytical, analytically : — Critical, critically,, 
credible, credibly, creditor : — Gladiator ; grateful, gratefully. 

Exercise XCVII. 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant-sign, followed by an- 
other l or r-hook consonant-sign, made half-length. 

Pilfered, paltered, placard ; appropriate, proffered, perforate, preferred, 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 141 

pervert, preterit, portrayed, protrude, Pritchard, perjured; preclude; 
procreate : — Blubbered; broidered, brotherhood, blackguard, braggart: 
— Flavored, flattered, flannelled; furthered, farthered : — Verberate ; 
overfloat, overflowed, overfreight, overcioyed, overcloud, everglade: — 
Murmured, murdered : — Tripled, troubled, trifled ; Waterford, travelled, 
trammelled, tortured, treasured : — Dribbled, drabbled, draggled : — Ethel- 
bert ; throttled, threshold : — Unlabored, unlevelled, unlettered ; unri- 
valled, unravelled, unriddled -.—Shrivelled :— Clifford, cluttered, clat- 
tered ; crippled, Crawford, cradled, curdled, cornered : — Agglomerate, 
glittered ; grappled, Gertrude. 

Exercise XCYIII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s-circle, and 
a half-length l or r-hook consonant-sign. 

i Postured, pastured, pestered : — Bowsprit, bestride, bestrode, be- 
strewed, bastard, bestirred: — Fostered: — Misapplied, mustard, mastered, 
miscreate, massacred: — Displayed, widespread, disabled, deciphered, 
dissevered, distraught, dastard, desiderate, dishonored, discreet, dese- 
crate, descried : — Illustrate : — Unsplit, unsupplied, unsevered, un- 
screwed : — Gestured : — Exploit, explode, Oxford, custard, exclude, exe- 
crate. 

Exercise XCIX. 

Words written with two full-length consonant-signs, and a half- 
length n-hook consonant-sign* 

Pavement, pardoned, paramount, pigment : — BaiZbond, beZZyband, 
habiZiment, BeZmont, bareboned, burdened, behindhand, bigboned : — 
Fumigant, fiZiment, fuZZmanned, fuZgent, effulgent, forefend, fervent, fer- 
ment, fairy-Zand, forewarned, FinZand, fecuZent, FalkZand : — Verdant, vigi- 
Zant, vagabond: — MiZZpond, emoZument, miZitant, merriment, Mordaunt, 
MaryZand, merchant, maintained, omniscient, mankind, womankind, hu- 
mankind : — Tamarind, toZerant, itinerant, tangent, attachment, tegu- 
ment : — Diffident, deferent, dividend, deZayment, diZigent, dormant, 
darkened, document: — Aspirant, assaiZment, escuZent: — EZopement, Lap- 
Zand, ZibeZZant, Zambent, aZZurement, Zodgment, Zigament, Zengthened : — 
.Repayment, repetend, repeZZent, reobtained, rubicund, refoment, reZe- 
vant, reiZZumined, reordained, archfiend, regiment, argument : — Unappa- 
rent, unbemoaned, inhabitant, unobtained, unbuttoned, unburnt, new- 
fashioned, environed, unmourned, unimagined, endowment, indoZent, un- 
adorned, New Zealand, inelegant, enjoyment, incoherent, uncurrent : — 
Achievement: — JubiZant, judgment: — Shipment, chaperoned: — Equip- 
ment, equivaZent, acquirement, accouchement : — Garment, gourmand. 



142 PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK 2*0. II. 



Exercise C. 

Words written with a full-length consonant- sign, a half-length 
n-hook consonant-sign, and another full-length consonant-sign. 

Patenting, potently, pedantry, pedantic, opuZentZy, parentaZ, paren- 
taZZy, patiently, piquancy: — Obtending, obediently, abhorrently: — Fo- 
menter, fomenting, PhiZander : — VehementZy, vioZentZy, vaZiantZy, voZun- 
teer, voZuntary, VaZentine : — Momentum, momentZy, momentary : — At- 
Zantean, AtZantic, outZandisfc: — Depending, demanding, decanter: — Ice- 
landic: — Husbanding : — EZephantine, eZementary, aZimentary, Zamenting, 
eloquentZy: — Reappointing, repenting, rebounding, refinding, refunding, 
reminding, remanding, redounding, reZenting, reZanding, recanting, re- 
counting, arrogantZy : — Unbinding, unbending, infantine, unoffending, in- 
ventive, inventory, inventing, unauthentic, inherentZy, enchanting, en- 
counter : — Jocundity, jocundZy, gigantic : — CaZendar, coherently, cur- 
rentZy, quarantine, coriander, cogently : — Augmenting, gaZZantZy, gaZZant- 
ry, gaZZanting. 

Exercise CI. 

Words written with a half-length n-hook consonant-sign, and 
two full-length consonant-signs. 

Pantomime, pentateuch, pointedZy,pointingly, panderer, pindaric, pon- 
dering, pendency : — Bountiful, bountifuZZy, banterer, bantering, bandag- 
ing, abandoning : — Phantasm, phantasma, fountain-head : — Vauntingly : — 
Montevideo, Montezuma, mountaineer : — AttentiveZy, tenderZy, tenden 
cy : — Identifying : — Authentical, authenticaZZy : — LandZady : — Quantitive, 
kentZedge, cantoning, counting-house, kindlier, kindling : — GondoZier. 



Exercise CII. 

Words written with an l or r-hook consonant- sign, and a half- 
length consonant-sign ending with the n-hook. 

Applicant; profaned, profound, prevent, pretend, appertained, prudent, 
purZoined, prurient : — Bloodhound, blackened; brightened, briZZiant, brig- 
and : — Flippant ; Fremont, frequent : — Vermont, viruZent : — Trepanned, 
trapanned, torment, Tremont: — Dragooned: — Enlivened, unleavened, 
unlearned ; unrefined, unreckoned : — Claimant, Clement : — Agreement. 



Exercise CIII. 

Words written with a full-length consonant-sign, the s or z-cir- 
cle, and a half-length consonant-sign ending with the n-hook. 

Basement, abasement, abstained, abscond : — Effacement : — Visitant : — 
Miscount, amazement, amusement, mezzotint: — Disappoint, despond, 






PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK HO. It. 143 

disband, dismount, distant, destined, distend, disdained, discerned, dis- 
joint, disjoined, descant, discount :-— Withstand : — 'Suspend, assessment, 
assistant, sustained; — He^espont, weZ/spent; — .Recipient, respond, Rosa- 
mond, resident, RosaZind, resonant ;— Incipient, unspent, instant, un- 
stained, incident, unsaddened, insolent, unskinned, unscauned : — Expend, 
expand, expound, casement, extent, extant, extend, Occident, accident, 
exce^ent, questioned : — Examined* 

Exercise CIV. 

Words written with a half-length consonant-sign, followed by an* 
other half-length consonant-sign, ending with the n-hook. 

PetuZant, upturned, Piedmont, pediment '.-^Abatement, abetment, but- 
ment, abutment, abdicant : — -Mitigant '.—Waistband ;— AZZotment, Zieu- 
tenant, litigant : — Returned : — Rudiment, redolent, hardearned : — Oint- 
ment; knight-errant, unturned; undefined, indigent; — Jutland; — Cata- 
mount, quadrant. 

% 

Exercise CV. 

Words written with a full-length consonant*sign, and a half- 
length l or r-hook consonant-sign, with the n-hook at the end* 

Beforehand, befriend :— Vagrant ; — Implant ; imprint, embrowned, 
emigrant ;— Teaplant ; hotbrained ; — Different, dethroned ; declined ;— 
IZZtrained, weZZtrained : — JSeplant ; reprint, hairbrained, refrained, rever- 
ent, reverend ; reclined ; regrant : — Unpliant ; untrained, enthroned, en- 
shrined; inclined, uncrowned; — CAagrined ; — Caverned «-*-Ooverned, 
garland, ignorant '.—England. 

Exercise CVI. 

Words written with a half-length l or r-hook consonant-sign, 
with the n-hook at the end, and a full-length consonant-sign. 

Plaintiff, plaintive, plenteous, planter, plantain, planting, plunder, 
printer, printing ;— Blunt/y, blunting, blindly, blunder, blandish, blind- 
ing, blending; Brandon, Brandy wine, brandish, branding ;— Flaunting, 
flounder ; frontal, frontier, effrontery, frantic, fronting, affronting, friend- 
ly : — Trenton : — * Clinton s — * Grunting; granting, grandam, grandly, 
grinder* 



144 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. 11. 



Exercise CYII. 

The remaining words of the language containing Jive consonant- 
sounds, are thrown into the following Exercise. The words are 
divided into classes— the first word of each class commencing 
with a capital letter, and the last being followed by a colon and a 
dash. The student should, before writing this Exercise, turn back 
to page 101, and read over once more the explanation of the sys- 
tem of notation by which the method of writing a word in Phonog- 
raphy is indicated by types. 

ksz,b\ :— 

bnd,mn 

bnd,mn:— 

frd,inn : — 

Z,mpnd 

r,mpnt: — 

mn,r,k,l 

mn,r,k,k :— 

pn,tnt 

pn,dnt 

pnjnt 

pn,shnd 

bn,dnt 

bn,dnd 

mn,mnt 

Zn,mnt 

Z/i,mnt 

rn, mnt 

r?i,mnt :— 

fl,bla 

fl,bln 

vr,bln 

vr,grn 

vr,gm :— 

m,fsz,d 

m,fs;r,ng 

r,pzs,t 

r,pzs,ng 

n,pzs,t 

n,dss,v 

k,psz,d 

k ? psz,ng :— 

brnzd 

trnst 

trust 

g\nst :— 

rdz,mn :— 

Jst } nn :— 



Persuasive 


Prsz,v 


excisable 


persist 


przs,t 


Bondman 


precisely 


-przs,l :— 


bondwoman 


PI umply 


pl,mp,Z 


Freedman 


trumpet 


tr,mp,t 


Lampooned 


tramping 


tr,mp,ng 


rampant 


shrimping 


shr,mp,ng 


Monarchial 


clamping 


kl,mp,ng 


monarchic 


crimping 


kr,mp,ng 


Penitent 


cramping 


kr,mp,ng :— 


pendant 


Bethumping 


b,th,mp,ng 


pungent 


encamping 


n,k,mp,ng: — 


pensioned 


Lampooning 


^mp,n,ng 


abundant 


rampancy 


r,mp>n,s 


abandoned 


chimpansi 


chjmpjHjZ :— 


monument 


Grampus 


gr,mp* ;— 


liniment 


dumpishly 


d,mp,M 


lineament 


campaigner 


k,mp,nr : — 


ornament 


Example 


gz,mp,Z;— 


arraignment 
Flyblown 


Unprecise 


n,pm 


anglicise 


ng,ghz ;— 


fullblown 


Coexist 


k,gzs,t 


overblown 


gallicism 


g t lsz,m :— 


evergreen 


Half-seas-over 


i 7 sz,vr 


overgrown 


-whencesoevetf 


n,ss,vr : — 


Emphasized 


Necessitous 


uss,ts 


emphasizing 


incestuous 


nss,ehs : — 


repossessed 


Vicissitude 


vss,td 


repossessing 


resisted 


rzs,td 


unpossessed 


necessitate 


nss,tt 


undecisive 


existed 


gzs,td 


capsized 


exhausted 


gzs,td :— ■ 
ds.rjzs 


capsizing 


Dispossess 


Bronzed 


exorcise 


ks,rsz 


tranced 


exercise 


ks,rsz 


trounced 


exegesis 


ksjss :— 


glanced 


Necessarily 


nss,rl 


Herdsman 


accessible 


kss,bl 


Justinian 



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146 



Boisterous 

abstruse 

misplace 

mistress 

displease 

displace 

distress 

disclose 

illustrious 

nisi-prius 

cheese-presd 

express 

Mutability 

mediocrity 

articling 

hereditarily 

ordinarily 

integral 

endeavoring 

Ponderous 

appendix 

oftentimes 

faintness 

fondness 

feignedness 

attendance 

landless 

kindless 

Bestrown 

bestrewn 

discipline 

distrain 

disthrone 

restrain 

explain 

equestrian 

hexahedron 

Parnassus 

Marquesas 

amanuensis 

diagnosis 

Waldenses 

Antithesis 

Portioned 

apportioned 

Pressman 

Preston 

porcelain 

freestone 

forsworn 



bs,tr* 

bs,tr* 

ms,pl* 

m*,trs 

ds,pl£ 

ds,pls 

ds,trs 

ds,kls 

ls f trs 

ns,prs 

chz,pvs 

ks,prs :«-* 

mt,bl,t 

md,kr,t 

r£,kl,ng 

rd,tr,Z 

rd,nr,£ 

nt,gr,l 

nd,w,ng: — 

pnd,r* 

■pnd,k* 

tnt,mz 

fnt,ns 

fnd,n$ 

fnd,n$ 

tnd,n« 

lnd,ls 

knd,Zs .'— * 

bs,trn 

bs,trn 

ds,pln 

ds,trn 

ds,thrn 

rs,trn 

ks,pln 

ks,trn 

ks,drn :— ■ 

P,r,ms 

M,r,kzs 

m,n,nss 

d,g>nss 

£,d,nsz : — 

nt,thss .'— 

j),rshnd 

j),rsknd : — 

prs,mn 

Pr*,tn 

]>rs,ln 

fr*,tn 

fr*,rn 



forsaken 


fw,kn 


foreskin 


frs,kn 


Dresden 


Drz,dn 


Crispin 


Kr«,pn 


Christian 


krs,chn :— 


Punster 


"pnslr .'— 


Bedford 


Bd,frd 


heart-blood 


rt,bld 


Hartford 


Rt,frd 


articled 


r£,kld 


ridiculed 


rd,kld' 


integrate 


nt,grt 


undefrayed 


nd,frd 


endeavored 


. nd,vrd 


cutthroat 


kt,thrt 


goodhumored 
Mischance 


gd,mrd :— 


ms,chn$ 


dispense 


ds,pns 


distance 


ds,tns 


dissonance 


ds,n?is 


suspense 


8S,pttS 


assistance 


Bs,tns 


response 


rs,pns 


resonance 


rz,nn3 


instance 


us f tns 


insolence 


lis, Ins 


expense 


ks,pns 


expanse 


ks,pws 


accidence 


hs,dns 


excellence 


)z6,lns :—■ 


Difference 


d,fr7i5 


deference 


dftns 


Ladrones 


L,drnz 


reference 


rfrns 


reverence 


r,\rns 


inference 


n,fras 


entrance 


B,trns 


hindrance 


n,dras 


New Orleans 


n,rlnz 


ignorance 


g,urns :— 


Potsdam 


Pt*,d,m 


footstep 


ft«,t,p 
ft*,t,l 


footstool 


heart-swelling 


rts,Z,ngi-* 


Petulance 


pt,hi8 


redolence 


vd,lns 


indigence 


nd^ns : — 


Petulancy 


pt,Zra,s 


astronomy 


st,rn,m 


redolency 


vd,ln,a :— 



146 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Pomposity 


p,mp$,t 


pompously 


p,mps,Z 


assumpsit 


B,mps,t:— 


Pretorian 


prt,rra 


partaken 
broadhorn 


prt,kn 
brd,rn 


overturn 


vrt,rn 


criterion 


crt,m : — 


Pulmonary 


pl,mn,r 


pulmonic 


pl,mn,k 


profaning 


pr,fn,ng 


enlivening 


nl,vn,ng 


sharpening 


shr,pn,ng :*- 


Prepossess 


pr,p«5 


proboscis 


~pr,bss 


prefaces 


pr,fsz 


professes 


pr,fsz 


premises 


pY f msz 


paralysis 


pr,lss 


princess 


pv,nss 


Frances 


fr,n$z 


Francis 


fr,nss 


criticise 


kr,tsz » — 


Firedamp 


f,r,d,mp :-— 


Imputative 


mp,t,t,v 


amputated 


mp,t,t,d 


amputating 


mp,t,t,ng 


impotency 


mpjt,n,s 


impeditive 


mp,d,t,v 


amplifier 


mp,/,f,r 


amplifying 


mp,Z,f,ng 


impolitic 


mp,Z,t,k 


improving 


mp,r,v,ng 


impinging 


mp,n,j,ng :— 


Imputable 


mp,t,bl 


impatible 


mp,t,bl 


improver 


mp,r,vr 


importer 


mp,?%tr 


impartial 


mip,r,shl 


impartially 


mp,r,skl 


empirical 


mp,r,kl 


empirically 


mp,r,kl 


impeachable 


mp,ch,bl 


impacable 


mp T k,bl 


impeccable 


mp,k,bl:— 


Impoverish 


mp,vr,sh 


empannelling 


mp,nl,ng : — 


Ampleness 


mp,Z,ns 


impervious 


mp,r,vs 


imparadise 


mp,r,d« 



impureness 

Impetuosity 

impetuously 

impulsive 

imperiously 

Impossible 

imposable 

impassable 

impassible 

impassibly 

impassivity 

impassively 

imposthume 

imposingly 

Amplified 

amplitude 

improved 

imported 

imparted 

impacted 

Impolitely 

imperative 

importune 

importing 

imparting 

Imputation 

amputation 

impulsion 

Impotence 

impudence 

Impotent 

impudent 

impellent 

impatient 

impassioned 

Impatience 

Impostor 

Imposture 

Imposition 

Impasted 

Impending 

Empannelled 

Delightsome 

Decorously 

vigor ous/y 

Artificer 

endorser 

Gladsome 

broadside 

courtesied 



mp,r,ns .' — 

mp,ta,t 

mp,U,Z 

mp,Zs,v 

mp,rs,Z.' — 

mps,b,l 

mpr,b,l 

mps,b,l 

mps,b,l 

mps,b,Z 

mps,v,t 

mps,v,/ 

mps,t,m 

mpz,ng,Z :— 

mp,Z,fd 

mp,Z,td 

mp,r,vd 

mp,r,td 

mp,r,td 

mp,k,td:— 

mp,lt,l 

mp,rt,v 

mp,rZ,n 

mp,r£,ng 

mp,r£,ng:— 

mp,tshn 

mp.tshn 

mp,lshn :— * 

mj),tns 

mp,dns : — 

mp,tnt 

mp,dnt 

mp,lnt 

mp,shnt 

mp,shnd /— 

mpshns : — 

mpstr : — 

mps,chr : — 

mpzshn : — 

mps.td : — 

mpnd.ng: — 

mp,nld : — 

d,lts,m: — 

d,krs,Z 

v,grs,Z :— 

rt,fs,r 

nd,rs,r :— 

glds,m 

brd«,d 

krt*,d 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



U1 



courtesymg 

courtesan 

Splint 

suppliant 

supplant 

sibilant 

sprained 

strained 

strand 

screened 

Spurned 

suborned 

sojourned 

Suppleness 

supervise 

supperless 

spirituous 

soberness 

Semiramis 

socialness 

Cyclops 

sickliness 

Socrates 

scratches 

Saturnine 

Splashing 

spiritual 

spiritually 

sublimity 

sublimely 

subliming 

syphilitic * 

sovereignty 

cyclopaedia 

Sclavonia 

scurvily 

skirmish 

Splutter 

sepulture 

sepulchre 

sublunary 

stroller 

Splashed 

supplicate 

sublimate 

sublimed 

secluded 

Splicing 

civilizing 

satirizing 



krts,ng 


sacristy 


skrs,t : — 


krte,n : — 


Suppliance 


spins 


splnt 


sufferance 


st'rns 


splnt 


severance 


svrns : — 


splnt 


Spraining 


sprn,ng:— 


sblnt 


Spurning 


sp,rn,ug 


sprnd 


suborning 


sb,rn,ng 


strnd 


sojourning 


sj,rn,ng : — 


strnd 


Submarine 


sb,m,rn 


skrnd : — 


semicolon 


sm,k,ln 


sp,rnd 


silkman 


*/,k,mn 


5D,rnd 


schoolman 


sk,l,mn 


sj,rnd: — 


singing-man 


sng,ng,mn 


sp\,ns 


singing-woman 


sng,ng,mn : 


spr,vz 


Spending 


spnd,ng 


spr,ls 


seventeen 


«vnt,n 


spr,chs 


cementing 


smnt,ng 


sbr,ns 


slantwise 


slnl,z 


smr,ms 


silently 


slnt,l 


sshl,ns 


slantly 


slnt,l 


sk\,ps 


cylinder 


slnd,v 


skl.ns 


slender 


slnd,v 


skr,tz 


slander 


slnd,r 


skr,chz : — 


slanting 


sln,t,ng 


str,nn : — 


surrender 


smd,r 


«pl,sh,ng 


surrounding 


srnd,ng 


spr,ch,l 


skin-deep 


sknd,p 


spr,ch,l 


scantily 


sknt,£ 


sbl,m,t 


squinting 


sknt,ng 


shl,m,l 


secondly 


sknd,l 


sbl,m,ng 


squander 


sknd,r 


sfl,t,k 


secondary 


sknd,r : — 


svr,n,t 


Sisterhood 


sst,r,d 


skl,p,d 


sisterly 


$st,r,l 


skl,v,n 


slightingly 


slt,ng,l 


skr,\,l 


certifier 


srt,f,r 


skr,m,sh : — 


certifying 


srt,f,ng 


spl,tr 


certainty 


$rt,n,t 


spl,chr 


swordfish 


srd,f,sh 


spl,kr 


St. Louis 


snt,l,s 


sbl,nr 


swindling 


snd,l,ng 


str,lr : — 


scuttling 


skt,l,ng :— 


spl,sht 


Scientific 


s,nt,f,k : — 


spl,kt 


Suffocation 


sf,kshn 


sbl,mt 


seduction 


sd,kshn 


sbl,md 


salivation 


sZ,vshn 


skl,dd:— 


salvation 


si, vshn. 


spls,ng 


salination 


s£,nshn 


SY\z,ng 


selection 


sZ,kshn 


string 


Sarmatian 


sr ; mshn : — 



148 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Stationer 


stshn,r 


sentient 


*n,shnt 


stationery 


stshn,r 


sycophant 


sk,fnt 


stationary 


stshn,r 


segment 


«g,rnnt 


stationing 


stshn,ng 


sanctioned 


sug, shnd :- 


sectional 


skshn,2 : — 


Spiteful 


*pt,fl 


Suffixed 


s?,kst 


spitefully 


»pt,fl 


psalmodist 


sm,dst 


saltatory 


stt, tr 


silenced 


si, list 


saltishly 


slt,shl 


surpassed 


sr,pst 


septennial 


spt,nl 


surmised 


sv,mzd 


septennially 


.«?pt,nl 


socialist 


sshjlst : — 


solitarily 


slt,rl 


Sabbatarian 


sht,rn 


certainly 


srt,nl 


slattern 


slt,m 


swindler 


«ud,lr 


squadron' 


skd,r?i : — 


scot-free 


skt,fr 


Subsist 


sbss,t 


skittishly 


skt,shl : — 


solecism 


slsz,m 


Spotless 


sptjs 


successive 


skss,v : — 


slightness 


slt,ns 


Sophistry 


sist,r : — 


saltness 


sll,ns 


Synopsis 


«n,p.«?s 


syntax 


snt,ks 


synthesis 


sn,tbss .* — 


soundness 


snd,ns 


Suggestion 


5J.s,chn 


sandiness 


snd,ns : — ■ 


sixteen 


sks,tn 


Soapsuds 


svs,dz 


sexton 


sks,tn : — 


subsidize 


sbs,dz 


Zoographer 


zgr,fr : — 


solstice 


sls,Xs 


Zoographic 


£gr,f,k: — 


solicitous 


sis, Is 


Sympathize 


smp,ihz : — 


seriousness 


srs,ns 


Simplify 


smpXf 


senseless 


sris.ls 


simpler 


smp,^r 


censorious 


sns,rs : — 


sampler 


srap,/,r : — 


Censorial 


sns,rl 


Spyglass 


sp,gl« 


sincerely 


sns,rl 


Sophocles 


sf,k\z 


seducible 


sds,bl 


sassafras 


ss,frs 


sidesaddle 


sds 7 dP 


salubrious 


sZ,brs 


solicitor 


sis, tr 


soldieress 


sZjrs 


sensible 


sns,bl 


surplice 


5?",pls 


sensibly 


sns,bl : — 


surplus 


s?%y>\s 


Specified 


sps.fd 


surprise 


sr,prz 


solicited 


sis, td. 


snuffers 


sn,frz 


solicitude 


sls,td. 


cicatrice 


s1s.,trs 


suggested 


5J5,td 


cicatrize 


sk,tvz : — 


succeeded 


sks,dd : — 


Spavined 


spjVnd 


superfine 


spr,fn 


subtend 


sb,tnd 


supervene 


spr,vn 


subjoined 


sb.jnd 


superhuman 


spr,mn 


sediment 


sd,mnt 


suburban 


sbr,bn 


solvent 


sl,vnt 


straighten 


str^tn : — 


serpent 


sr,pnt 


Zoroaster 


zxstr 


servant 


sr ,vnt 


sinister 


snstr 


cerement 


sr,mnt 


suggester 


sjstr 


surmount 


sr,mnt 


sequester 


skstr 


sergeant 


sr, jut 


songster 


sngstr : — 



Suppression 

separation 

secretion 

Supercede 

sprucily 

suppressing 

Spliced 

civilized 

suppressed 

satirist 

satirized 

sickliest 

succorest 

Sprightly 

separately 

strategy 

secretly 

sacredly 

secretary 

scrutiny 

secreting 

Steepness 

stitfnes3 

stimulus 

steadiness 

steeliness 

6tillness 

staleness 

starless 

staircase 

stainless 

stickiness 

stingless 

Stumping 

stamping 

Stipend 

stiffened 

student 

Stagy rite 

staggered 

Stumble 

stomacher 

staymaker 

statical 

sterner 

Stentor 

stonethrow 

Stupidity 

etultify 

Stereotype 



NOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK 


sprshn 


startle 


sprshn 


starting 


skrshn : — 


stinting 


sprs,d 


stunting 


spvs,l 


standing 


sprang : — 


Sturgeon 


spht 


stanchion 


svlzd 


Specific 


sprst 


specifying 


strst 


substyle 


strzd 


subsiding 


ski st 


subserve 


skrst : — 


sophistic 


sprt,Z 


semi-savage 


sprt,l 


satisfying 


strtj 


soliciting 


skrt,l 


soul-selling 


skrd,l 


sorcerer 


skrt,r 


sensitive 


skrt,n 


sensorium 


skrt,ng : — 


sincerity 


stp,ns 


Cincinnati 


Stf,tlS 


succeeding 


stm,ls 


Separable 


stdyiis 


sufferable 


stl,xis 


sovereignly 


stl,ns 


straddle 


StlyUS 


strainer 


sir, Is 


striker 


str,ks 


stroker 


stn,h 


struggle 


stk,ns 


southernly 


stngjs : — 


scruple 


s£mp,ng 


scraper 


s^mp.ng : — 


scribble 


s^pnd 


scrabble 


stfnd 


screamer 


stdnt : — 


Supposition 


sxjt 


sensation 


STgd: — 


succession 


stm,h\ 


Sceptered 


stm,kr 


sputtered 


stm,kr 


spattered 


stt,k\ 


centered 


str,nr 


sauntered 


stn,tr 


sundered 


^n,thr : — ■ 


Subdivide 


st pd,t 


certified 


stlt,i 


certitude 


strt,p 


swordknot 



NO. II. 



149 



strt,l 

strt,ng 

stnt.ng 

stnt,ng 

s£nd,ng : — 

str,] n 

s£n,chn : — 

sps,f,k 

sps,f,ng 

sbs,t,l 

sbs,d,ng 

sbs,r,v 

sfs,t,k 

sms,v,j 

sts,f,ng 

sZs,t,ng 

sZs,Z,ng 

srs,r,r 

sns,t,v 

sns,r,m 

sns,r,t 

sns,n,t 

sks,d,ng :— 

spr,bl 

sfr,bl 

svr,ul 

str,dl 

*tr,nr 

str,kr 

str,kr 

str,gl 

5THr,nl 

skr,pl 

skr,pr 

skr,bl 

skr,bl 

skr,mr : — 

spzshn 

snsshn 

sksshn : — 

sp,trd 

sp,trd 

sp,trd 

sn,trd 

sn,trd 

sn,drd:— 

sbd,vd 

srl,f& 

srt, td 

*rd,nt 






150 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



scintillate 

scuttled 

Splitting 

sprouting 

spreading 

separating 

strutting 

striding 

Pulsation 

precision 

precession 

procession 

persuasion 

Vexation 

taxation 

deposition 

luxation 

lax at ion 

repossession 

realization 

requisition 

indecision 

inquisition 

equalization 

Plaster 

blister 

bluster 

fluster 

truster 

cloister 

cluster 

glister 

Gloucester 

Pondered 

pandered 

bantered 

bandaged 

vindicate 

tendered 

identified 

authenticate 

thundered 

gauntlet 

Scalding 

scolding 

Studiously 

stoicism 

Bidiculous 

Nationality 

Nationalize 



8Ut,lt 

«kt,ld :— 

*plt [ng] 

*prt [ngli 

sprd [ng] 

«prt [ng] 

jtrt [ng] 

strd [ng] :~ 

plsshn 

prszhn 

prsshn 

prsshn 

prszhn s— 

v,ksshn 

t,ksshn 

d,p2sfan 

/,k«shn 

Z,ksshn 

r,pzshn 

r,Zzshn 

r,kzshn 

n,dszhn 

n,kzshn 

k,Zzshn : — 

\Astr 

hhlr 

hlstr 

ftstr 

Xvstr 

khtr 

hlstr 

ghtr 

glsir :— 

pnd,rd 

pnd,rd 

bnt,rd 

bnd.jd 

vnd,kt 

tnd,rd 

dnt,fd , 

thnt,kt 

thnd,rd 

gn\,U :— 

*k,ld [ng] 

*k,1d [ng] :- 

sids,l 

stsz.m ;— 

rd,kls :— 

nshn,Z,t : — 

nshuJz : — 



Midsummer 

deducible 

Lantern 

Bedstead 

anticipate 

Pe titan aitre 

academical 

academically 

Cadwallader 

Molesting 

divesting 

detesting 

digesting 

harvesting 

requesting 

recasting 

infesting 

investing 

entwisting 

untwisting 

untasting 

Omniscience 

Colossians 

Destinate 

Jestingly 

Justness 

Discolor 

Financier 

Financial 

financially 

Cologne- water 

Rendered 

Rendering 

Temperate 

rampart 

Temporal 

temporally 

Temporary 

Brilliancy 

flippancy 

trepanning 

trapanning 

Replenish 

repruning 

refraining 

reclining 

infringe 

unlearning 

inclining 

uncrowning 



mds,mr 
dd*,bl:— 
Int, ru : — 
bds,td 
nt$,pt :— 
pt,m,tr 
kd.m,kl 
kd,m,kl 
kd,Z,dr :— 
m,\st [ing] 
d,vst [ing] 
d,tst [ing] 

r,vst [ing] 
r,k«* [ing] 
T,kst [ing] 
n,fst [ing] 
n,v$t [ing] 
ti,tst [ing] 
n,tst [ing' 
n,t^ [ing] :- 
m,nshns 
k,lsknz :— 
dst,ziX : — 
jst,iig,l :— 
jst,ns : — 
ds,k,lr :— ' 
fn,ns,r : — 
fn,n,shl 
f n,r\, ski : — » 
k,ln,tr : — 
rn,drd : — 
rft,dr,ng: — ■ 
t,mp f rt 
r,mp,rt : — ■ 
t f mp,rl 
t,mp,rl : — 
t,mp,r,r :-^ 
br,fo,s 
fl,pn,s 
tr,pn,ng 
tr,pn,ng:— * 
r,pln,sh 
r,prn,ng 
r,frn,ng 
r,kln,ng 
n,frn,j 
n,lrn,ng 
n,kln,ng 
n 7 krn,ng 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



151 



chagrining 
governing 
Opinionated 
open-handed 
even-handed 
tenfold 
tenanted 
Unimpeded 
unimpaired 
Matronly 
Poignantly- 
tenanting 
Liberating 
Meditating 
estimating 
Pestering 
fostering 
festering 
mastering 
Blasting 
breasting 
bursting 
trusting 



s£,grn,ng 
g,vrn,ng :— 
pn,n,td 
pn,n,dd 
vn,n,dd 
tn,f,ld 
tn,n,td: — 
n,mp,dd 
n,mp,rd : — 
mt,rn,l : — 
pn,nt,Z 
tn,nt,ng : — 
l,brt [ing]:— 
md,tt [ing] 
st,mt [ing]: — 
pstr [ing] 
istr [ing] 
fstr [ing] 
mstr [ing] : — 
bis* [ing] 
brst [ing] 
brst [ing] 
txst [ing] 



thirsting 

enlisting - 

crusting 

Digestive 

Supineness 

Foundation 

Tempest 

Vituperate 

Covenant 

Patiently 

Benjamin 

Bennington 

heaven-bora 

Van Buren 

twin-born 

downfallen 

Forlorn 

Pentagon 

Brainpan 

Brooklyn 

Prescience 

New Orleans 



thrs* [ing] 
nW [ing] 
krst [ing] :- 
djs2,v : — 
spn,ns : — 
fhdjshn : — 
t,mps£ : — 
vt,prt : — 
k,vn,nt: — 
pshnt,£ : — 
bn,j,mn 
bn,ng,tn 
vn 7 b,r* 
\n,b,m 
tn,b, nz 
dn,f, In : — 
f,rl,rn : — 
pnt,gn:— 
brn,pn : — 
br,kln : — 
prshns ; — 
n,rlnz : — 



152 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK HO. IX. 



CHAPTER V. 

CONTAINING ALL THE WORDS OF SIX,. SEVEN, EIGHT, NINE, AND 
TEN CONSONANT-SOUNDS, AND UPWARDS. 



Exercise I. 
Containing words the first consonant- sound of which is "p." 



Populousness 

popularized 

popularizing 

apoplectic 

apoplectical 

pepperbox 

peppermint 

peppermint-tree 

papermaker 

paper-stainer 

ropocatapetl 

publication 

pompousness 

pamphleteer 

Epaminondas 

pomegranate 

pitiableness 

pitiful ness 

pitilessness 

Pittsburgh 

Pittsfield 

petulantly 

petal-shaped 

peter-pence 

petrificate 

petrificated 

petrifactiye 



p,p,Zs,ns^ 

ip,p,l,rzd 

p,p,l,rz,ng 

p,pl.k,t,k 

p,pl,kt,kl 

p,pr,b,ks 

p,pr,mnt 

p,pr,mnt,tr 

p,pr,m,kr 

p,prs,t,nr 

p,p,kt,pt,Z 

p,b,£,kshn 

p,mps,ns 

p,m,fl,t,r 

p,m,n,n,ds 

p,m,gr,nt 

pt,bl,ns 

pt,fl,ns 

pt,l5,ll5 

ptz,br,g 

ptz,f,ld 

-pt,lnt,l 

ipt,l,sk,ipt 

"pt,r,pns 

pt,r,f,k,t 

pt,r,f,k,td 

pt,r,f,k,t,v 



putrefactive 

putrefactiveness 

petrifaction 

putrefaction 

petrificating 

patrimonial 

patrimonially 

patriotism 

putrid ness 

patnocinate 

putrescent 

patrocinated 

patrocinating 

putrescence 

patrocination 

Petersburgh 

patriarchate 

patriarchism 

patriarchal 

heptarchist 

patronymic 

paternoster 

patronized 

patronizer 

patronizing 

patronless ' 

pattenmaker 



pt,r,f,k,t,v 

pt,r,f,k,t,v,ns 

pt,r,f.kshn 

pt,r,f,kshn 

pt,r,f,k,t,ng 

p,tr,m,n,l 

p,tr,m,n,Z 

p,trt;z,m 

pt,r,d,ns 

p,trs,nt 

p,trs,nt 

p,trs,n,td 

p,trs,nt,ng 

p,trs,ns 

p,trs,nshn 

p,tr2r,b,r,g 

p,tr,r,kt 

p,tr,r,kzm 

p,tr,r,kl 

p,tr,ks2 

pt,r7i,m,k 

pt,r,ns£r 

-pt,r,nzd 

pt,r,nz,r 

pt,r,nz,ng 

j)t,rn,ls 

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153 



potentness 

potentiality 

heptagenarian 

pot-companion 

heptahexahedral 

Patrocles 

Pedobaptist 

Pedobaptism 

pedometrical 

pedestrial 

pedestrian 

pedestrianism 

powder-box 

powder-flask 

pedantical 

pedantically 

pedagoguism 

patheticalness 

pathologist 

pathological 

pathologically 

apothegmatist 

apotbegmatize 

apothegmatized 

apothegmatical 

Pythagorism 

upspringing 

peaceableness 

possibleness 

peace-breaker 

peacefulness 

pacificator 

pacificatory 

pacification 

apostemation 

apostatizing 

apostatical 

bypostatical 

hypostatically 

pestiduct 

postulated 

postulatory 

postulating 

postulation 

apostolical 

apostolically 

epistolical 

epistolically 

epistolicalness 

epistolography 



i* 



p,tnt,ns 

p,t,n,5/^,t 

pt.j,nrn 

pt,k,mp,nn 

pt,ks,dr,l 

pt,r,kk 

p,d,b.p,ts£ 

p,d,b,p,tr,m 

pd,mt,?-,kl 

p,ds,tr,l 

p,ds,trn 

p,ds.tr,u^,m 

p,dr 7 b,k5 

p,dr.fls-k 

p,d,n,t,kl 

p,d,n,t,kl 

pd,g,gz,m 

p,tht,kl,ns 

p,th,Z,J5£ 

p,th,Z,j,kl 

p,th,Z,j.kl 

p,th,g,m,ts^ 

p,tb,g,m,t2r 

p,th,g,m,tzaJ 

p,th,g,mt,kl 

p,tb,gr^,m 

ps,pr,ng,ng 

ps,bl,ns 

ps,bl,ns 

ps,br,kr 

p5.fl.n5 

p5.f',k,tr 

ps,f,k,tr 

p5.f,kshn 

p5,t,mshn 

ps,t,t2r,ng 

p5,tt,kl 

ps,tt,kl 

ps,tt,kl 

p5,td,kt 

p5,t,Z,td 

~ps t t,lt f r 

Tps,tM t ng 

ips,t,lshn 

ps,t,Z,kl 

p5,t,/,kl 

ps,t,J,kl 

p5,t,Z,kl 

p5,t,Z,kl,ns 

p*,t,Z,gr,f 



epistolographic 

apostrophize 

apostrophized 

apostrophizing 

apostrophic 

pastor-like 

posteriority 

pastorship 

pastry-cook 

upstanding 

Pisistratus 

hyposulphurous 

hyposulphuric 

pusillanimity 

pusillanimous 

pusillanimousness 

Episcopalian 

appeasableness 

positiveness 

poisonousness 

appositionist 

palpability 

palpableness 

palpitated 

palpitating 

palpitation 

epileptical 

pulpousness 

Peloponnesus 

pliableness 

plebeianism 

playfulness 

pilferingly 

pulverizable 

pulverized 

pulverization 

pulverizing 

plum-pudding 

plum-porridge 

plumpness 

palatableness 

platform 

pollutedness 

Plattsburgh 

paltriness 

poltroonery 

polytechnic 

polytheistic 

polytheistical 

police-officer 



ps,t,Z,gr,f,k 

p5,tr.fo 

Tps,tr,fzd 

p5,tr,fo,ng 

p5,tr.f,k 

p5,tr,Z,k 

p5,t,r,r,t 

p5,tr,5^,p 

p5,tr,k,k 

p5,tnd,ng 

pss,tr,ts 

p5,Z,f y r5 

ps,Z,f,r,k 

ips,l?i,m,t 

Y>s,ln,ms 

ips,ln,ms,Ti.s 

ps,k,p,Z# 

p^,bl,n5 

pz,t,v,ns 

pr,n5,us 

-pzysh.nsl 

pl,p,bl,t 

pl,p,bl,n* 

p,Z,pt,td 

p,£,pt,t,ng 

pl,p,lshn 

p,Z,pt,kl 

Tp.l,ps,ns 

p,Z,p,H5S 

pl,bl,ns 

pl,b,nz,m 

pl,fl,ns 

pl,fr,ngi 

*p,l,vrz,bl 

lp,l,vrzd 

p,Z,vrzshn 

p,l,vrz,ng 

pl,mp,d,ng 

pl,mp,r,j 

pl,mp,ns 

ip,lt,b\,ns 

plt,f,r,m 

p,^,d,ns 

plt*,br,g 

p,Z,tr,ns 

p,£,tr,nr 

•p,£,t,k,n,k 

p,Z,th5,t,k 

p,Z,th5,t,kl 

pls.k~r 



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playsomeness 

plastered 

plasterer 

upholsterer 

plastering 

placidness 

polysyllable 

polysyllabic 

polysyllabical 

plausibility 

plausibleness 

pleasantly 

pleasantry 

pleasantness 

pleasingness 

polarization 

plenipotentiary 

plan table 

plentiful 

plentifully 

plentifulness 

plaintively 

plaintiveness 

plenteously 

plenteousness 

planetarian 

pliantness 

plantation 

plain-dealer 

plain-dealing 

plundered 

plunderer 

plundering 

plain-spoken 

plain-hearted 

plain-heartedness 

plano-convex 

plano-concave 

piano-conical 

apologetical 

apologetically 

plagiarism 

Pelagianism 

pleasure-boat 

pleasurable 

pleasurably 

pleasurableness 

pleasureful 

pleasure-ground 

applicability 



pls,m,ns 

pls,trd 

pis,tr,r 

p,/s,tr,r 

-phtr [ing] 

pls,d,ns 

■p,ls,l,bl 

p,Zs,Z,b,k 

p,fc,/,b,kl 

plz,bl,t 

plz,bl,n« 

■p\z 7 nt,l 

plz,n,tr 

plz,nt,ns 

pl2r,ng,ns 

j),l,rzshn 

pln.p,t,n,shr 

pl,n,t,bl 

pl,n,t,fl 

pl,n,t,fl 

pl,n,t,fl,ns 

plnt,v,2 

plnt,v,ns 

plnt,s,Z 

plnt ? s,ns 

pl,n,t,r» 

plnt,ns 

plnt,.s&» 

plnd,lr 

plnd,l,ng 

plnd,rd 

plnd,r,r 

plnd,r,ng 

pl,m,p,kn 

pl r n,r,td 

pl r n,r,t,d,ns 

pl,n,k,n,v r ks 

pl,n,k,n,k,v 

pl,n,k,n,kl 

p,2.jt,kl 

p,Z,jt,kl 

pl.jrz,m 

p.Z,j,n^r,m 

pl,zhr,bt 

pl,zhr,bi 

pl,zhr,bl 

pl,zhr,bl,ns 

pl,zhr,fl 

pl,zhr [grnd] 

pl,k,bl,t 



applicableness 

plexiform 

placarded 

placarding 

pulchritude 

polygamist 

pilgrimage 

peripatetic 

peripatetical 

perpetrate 

perpetuated 

perpetuating 

perpetrated 

perpetrator 

perpetration 

perpetrating 

perpetuation 

preposterous 

preposterously 

preposterousness 

purposeless 

prepositive 

prepossessed 

prepossessor 

prepossessing 

prepossession 

proposition 

preposition 

preposing 

proposing 

propulsive 

propulsed 

propulsory 

propulsation 

propulsing 

perplex 

perplexity 

perplexed 

perplexedly 

perplexedness 

perplexly 

perplexing 

preparable 

appropriable 

preparative 

preparatively 

appropriated 

purported 

appropriately 

proprietary 



pl,k,bl,n.t 

pl,k5,f,r,rn 

pl,kr,dd 

pl,krd,ng 

pl r kr,td 

p,l.g,mst 

plgr,m,j 

p,r,p,tt,k 

p,r,p,tt,kl 

pr,p,trt 

p,r,pt,td 

p r r,pt,t,ng 

pr r p,tr,t,d 

pr 7 p,trt,r 

pr,p,trshn 

pr,p,trt [ingj 

p ; r,p,tshn 

pr r ps,trs 

pr,p$,trs,l 

pr y ps,trs,ns 

■p,r,ps,ls 

pr,pz,t,v 

pr,prs,t 

pr,pzs,t 

pr,pzs,ng 

pr,pzshn 

pr,pzshn 

pr,pzshn 

pr,pz,ng 

pr,pls,v 

pr,pls£ 

pr,pls,r 

pr,plsshn 

pr,pls,ng 

pr,pl,ks 

pr,pl,ks ? t 

pr,pl,ks£ 

pr,pl,ks,d,/ 

pr,pl,ks,d,ns 

pr.pl, ks,l 

pr,pl,k^ng 

pr,p r r,bl 

pr,pr,bl 

pr,prt,v 

pr,prt r vl 

pr,pr,td 

p,r,p r r,td 

pr,prt,Z 

pr,prt,r 



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155 



preparatory 

proprietor 

proprietress 

appropriateness 

purporting 

appropriating 

properness 

preap prehension 

appropriation 

proportion 

preparation 

proportionable 

proportionally 

proportionableness 

proportionately 

proportioned 

proportional 

proportionally 

proportionless 

proportioning 

Propontis 

propounded 

preponderate 

preponderated 

preponderating 

preponderate 

prepondered 

preponderant 

preponderance 

preponderance 

preponderation 

perpendicular 

perpendicularity 

perpendicularly 

propounding 

propensity 

proponent 

propinquity 

pro pitiable 

propitiated 

propitiatory 

propitiating 

propitiously 

propitiation 

probability 

problematist 

problematize 

problematical 

problematically 

purblind 



pr,prt,r 
pr>pr,tr 
pr,pr,trs 
pr,pr,t,ns 

p,r,p,r£,ng 

pr>prt [ing] 

pr,pr,ns 

pr,pr,nshn 

pr,prshn 

pr,p,rskn 

pr,prshn 

pr,p,r,sh,n,bl 

pr,p,r,sh,n,bl 

pr-,p,r,sh,n,bl,ns 

pr,p,r,sh,nt,£ 

pr,p,rshnd 

pr,p,rskn,l 

pr,p)fshn,l 

pr,p>r shn,ls 

pr,p,rshn [ing] 

pr,p,n>ts 

pr,p,n>dd 

pr,p,n,d,r£ 

prjp,n,d,r,td 

pr,p,n>d,r?,ng 

pr,p,n,d,r^,v 

pr,p,n,drd 

pr,p,n,d,?*?if 

pr,p,n,drn,s 

■pr^xijdrns 

pr.p,n,drshn 

p^p^djk^r 

pr^n^ki^t 

pr,p,n,d,k^r,£ 

pr,p,n,d,ng 

pr,p,n.9,t 

pr,p,n.nt 

pr,p,n,k,t 

pr,p r s^,bl 

pr,p,sA,,td 

pr,p,sht,r 

pr,p,sht,ng 

pr,p,shs,l 

pr, p,shsh?i 

pr,b,bl,t 

pr,b,^m,tst 

pr,b,6,m.tz 

pr,bl.mt,kl 

pr,bl,mt,kl 

p,r,blad 



hyperbolical 

hyperbolically 

parabolical 

parabolically 

opprobriousness 

prebendary 

prebendaryship 

probationship 

profitable 

profitably 

profitableness 

profitless 

prophet-like 

prophetical 

prophetically 

perfidiously 

perfidiousness 

professedly 

professorial 

professorship 

profuseness 

powerfuhiess 

prophylactic 

prophylactical 

profligate 

profligately 

profligateness 

profligacy 

preferable 

preferably 

preferableness 

performable 

performative 

performed 

performer 

performance 

preferment 

performing 

perforative 

perforated 

perforating 

perforation 

periphrasis 

paraphrased 

paraphrasing 

preference 

paraphernalia 

profundity 

profoundly 

profoundness 



pr,b,/,kl 

pr,b,J,kl 

p,r,b,/,kl 

p,r,b,J,kl 

pr,brs,ns 

pr,b,n,dr 

pr,b,n,dr,s&,p 

pr,bshn,sft,p 

pr,ft,bl 

pi%ft,bl 

pr,ft,bl,ns 

pr,ft,£s 

pr>ft,/,k 

pr,ft,kl 

pr,ft,kl 

p,r,f,ds,l 

p,r,f,ds,ns 

pr,fs,d,Z 

pr,fs,r,l 

pr,fs,r,sh,p 

pr,fs,ns 

p,r,fi\ns 

pr,fl,k,t,k 

pr,fl,k,t,kl 

P r 'A»g> t 

prJ»&M 

pr,fi\gjt,ns 

pr,fl,g,s 

pr,fr,bl 

pr,fr,bl 

pr,fr,bl,ns 

p;r,f,r,m,bl 

p,r,f,r>mt,v 

p,r,f,r,md 

p,r,f,r,mr 

p,r,f,r,m?is 

pr,fr,rant 

p>r,f,r,m,ng 

p,r,i',rt,y 

pr,f,r,td 

pr,frt,ng 

pr.frshn 

p,r,frss 

p,r,fvzd 

p,?%fr^,ng 

prSms 

p,rSr,n,l 

pr,f,nd,t 

pr,fnd,Z 

pr,fnd,n# 



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profaneness 

profanation 

proficient 

proficience 

proficiency 

professional 

professionally 

perfectible 

perfectibility 

purificative . 

perfective 

perfected 

perfectly 

perfectness 

perfecting 

prefixed 

prefixing 

prefecture 

purification 

perfection 

perfectionate 

perfectioned 

perfectionist 

perfectional 

prefigurate 

prefigurative 

prefigured 

prefiguration 

prefiguring 

provableness 

approvement 

privateering 

privateness 

provident 

providence 

providential 

providentially 

provostsbip 

perviousness 

previousness 

prevalence 

pre valency 

prevalent 

prevalently 

privileged 

privileging 

proverbial 

proverbially 

perverted 

pervertible 



pr,fn,m 

pr,f,nshn 

•pv,i\sh,nt 

pr,fshns 

pr,fshn,s 

pr,fshn,£ 

pr,fshn,Z 

pr,f,k,t,bl 

pr,f,k,t,bl,t 

p,r,f,k,t,v 

pr,f,k,t,v 

pr,f,k,td 

pr,f 7 k,t,Z 

pr,f,k,t,m 

pr,f,k,t,ng 

pr,f,ks£ 

pr;f,ks,ng 

pr,f,k,chr 

p,r,f,kshn 

pr,f,kshn 

pr,f,k,sh,nt 

pr,f,k,shnd 

pr,f,k,sh,ns£ 

pr,f,k,shn,Z 

pr,f,grt 

pr,f,grt,v 

pr,f,grd 

pr,f,grshn 

pr,f,grng 

pr,v,bl,ns 

pr^v,mnt 

pr,vt,?%ng 

pr,vt,ns 

pr,v,dnt 

pr.v.drctf 

\)r,vd,n,shl 

pr,vd,n,s^Z 

pr,vs,t,s&,p 

p,r,vs,n$ 

pr,vs,U5 

pr,vlri5 

pr,vl,ri,s 

ipr,v,lnt 

■pr,v,tnt,l 

pr,vl,jd 

pr,vljng 

pr,vr,bl 

pr,vr,bl 

pr,v,r,td 

pr,vi%bi 



pervertibly 

pervertibleness 

perverter 

perverting 

perversive 

perversity 

perversely 

perverseness 

perversion 

prevaricate 

prevaricated 

prevaricator 

prevarication 

prevaricating 

preventive 

preventively 

preventable 

prevented 

preventing 

preventingly 

provender 

provincial 

provinciality 

provincialism 

prevention 

preventional 

provisional 

provokable 

provocative 

provocativeness 

provocatory 

privy-counsellor* 

provocation 

provokingly 

permeability 

perambulate 

perambulated 

perambulator 

perambulatory 

perambulating 

perambulation 

preambling 

permutable 

primitively 

primitiveness 

promptitude 

prematurity 

peremptorily 

prematurely 

peremptoriness 



pr,Vrt,bl 

pr,vrt,bl,n£ 

pr,vrt,r 

pr,vrt,ng 

pr,v,rs,v 

pr,vrs,t 

pr,vrs,l 

pr,v,rs,ns 

pr,vrshn 

pr,v,r,kt 

pr,v,r,k,td 

pr,v,r,k,tr 

pr,v,r,kshn 

pr,v,r,kt,ng 

pr,vnt,v 

pr,vnt,v,2 

pr,v,nt,bl 

pr,v,n,td 

pr,vnt,ng 

pr,vnt,ng,£ 

pr,vnd,r 

pr,\ T n,sk,l 

pr,vn,s&,Z,t 

pr,vn,s^,^,m 

pr,v,nshn 

pr,v,nshn.Z 

pr,vzhn,£ 

pr,v,k,bl 

pr,v,k,t,v 

pr,v,k,t,v,n$ 

pr,v,k,t,r 

pr,v,k r n5,lr 

pr,v,kshn 

pr.v,k,ng,/ 

pr.m,bl,t 

pv,m,b,lt 

pr,m,b,/,td 

pr,m,b,/,tr 

pr,m.b,#,r 

pr,m,b,#,ng 

pr,m,bjshn 

pr,m,bl,ng 

pr,mt,bl 

pr,mt,vl 

pr,mt,v,ns 

piynttd 

pr.mt,r,t 

pr,mt,r,Z 

pr\mt,r,Z 

pr ; mt,r,n* 



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prematureness 
promptness 
permutation 
premeditate 
premeditated 
premeditating 
premeditation 
permissible 
promise-breaker 
permissively 
promissorily 
promiscuous 
promiscuously 
promiscuousness 
prom ul ged 
promulging 
promulgate 
promulgated 
promulgator 
promulgating 
promulgation 
primordial 
pre-eminent 
prominent 
permanent 
premonitory 
promoutory 
pre-eminently 
prominently 
permanently 
permanency 
pre-eminence 
permanence 
premonition 
primogenitor 
primogeniture 
primogenitureship 
primogenial 
portability 
portableness 
protuberance 
protomartyr 
portmanteau 
apartment 
partitively 
participle 
participial 
participially 
participate 
■ participated 



pr,mt,r,ns 

pr,m,t,ns 

pr,m,tshn 

pr,md,tt 

pr,md,t,td 

pr,md,tt,ng 

pr,md,tshn 

pr,ms,bl 

pr,ms,br,kr 

pr,m.s,v,' 

pr,m.s,r,Z 

pr,ms,ks 

pr,ms,ks,£ 

pr,ms,ks,ns 

pr,m,Z.jd 

pr,m,Z,j,ng 

pr,ml,gt 

pr,ml,g,td 

pr,ml,g,tr 

pr,ml,gt,ng 

pr,ml,gshn 

pr,m,r,d,l 

pr,m,n,nt 

pr,m,n,nt 

pr,m,n,nt 

pr,m,n,t,r 

pr,m,n,tr 

pr,m,n,nt.£ 

pr,m,n,nt,£ 

pr,m,n,nt,£ 

pr,m,n,n,s 

pr,m,n,ns 

pr,rn,n,ns 

pr,m,nshn 

pr,m,j,n,tr 

pr,m,j,nt,r 

pr,m.j,ut,?-,sh,p 

pr,m,j.ul 

p,rl,b,l,t 

p,r£,bl,n$ 

pvt,hrns 

pH,m t ri t r 

p,rt,m,n.t 

p,rt,mnt 

p,rt,t,v,l 

p,r,ts.pl 

p,r,ts,p.l 

p.r.ts,p,l 

prts,pt 

prts,p,td 



participation 

participant 

participating 

party-spirit 

protested 

protestant 

protestantism 

protestor 

protestation 

protesting 

Portsmouth 

Portland 

preterperfect 

preterpluperfect 

perturbate 

perturbed 

perturbation 

perturbing 

pre terim perfect 

pretermission 

protruded 

protruding 

parturient 

preternatural 

preternaturally 

preternaturalness 

parturition 

protrusion 

protract . . 

protraetive 

protracted 

protractor 

protraction 

protracting 

protracture 

appertainment 

perliuent 

portentous 

portended 

pretended 

pretender 

portending 

pretending 

pretendingly 

pertinacity 

puritanism 

partnership 

pertinency 

opportuneness 

pertinently 



prts,pshn 

prts,pnt 

prt 5 ,pt fingj 

■p,r,ls,p,rt 

pr,ts,td 

prts,tnt 

prts,tnt,z,m 

prjstr 

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pr,t.s^,ng 

p,rtz,m,th 

ip,Yt,lnd 

prt,r,pr,f,k,t 

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prt,r,bt 

pr,tr,bd 

pr,tr,bshn 

pr,tr,b,ng 

pr,tr,m,pr,f,k,t 

pr,tr,mshn 

prt,r,dd 

pr,trd fing] 

-p,rt,rnt 

prt,r,n,chr,l 

prt,r,n.chr,Z 

prt,r,n,chr,£,n* 

p.r, t,rskn 

pr,trzhn 

pr,tr,kt 

pr,tr,kt,v 

pr,tr,k,td 

pr,tr.k,tr 

pr,tr,kshn 

pr,tr,kt,ng 

pr,tr,k,chr 

p,r£,n,m,n,t 

p,rt, \mt 

•p,rt,n,\s 

p,r£,n>dd 

pr,tn,dd 

pr,t,n,dr 

p,r£,nd,ng 

pr,tnd,ng 

pr,tnd,ng,Z. 

p,r£,ns.t 

■p,rt^nz,m 

prt,m\sh,p 

p,r£ f u,n,s 

p,W,n,ns 

p.r^iUlt,^ 



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pertinacious 
pertinaciously 
pertinaciousness 
puritanical 
puritanically 
partitioned 
partitioning 
protective 
protected 
protector 
protectorate 
protectress 
protectorial 
protecting 
. pretext 
protoxide 
particular 
particularity 
particularize 
particularized 
particularizing 
particularly 
pyrotechnist 
pyrotechnics 
pyrotechnicai 
protection 
perad venture 
predominate 
predominated 
predominating 
predominant 
predominantly 
predominance 
predominancy 
predetermine 
predetermined 
predetermining 
predeterminedly 
predetermination 
])redispose 
predisposed 
predisposing 
predisposition 
producible 
predestine 
predestined 
predestinate 
predestinated 
predestinating 
predestinanan 



p,rt,n,shs 
■p,rt,n,$\i9,l 
p,r£,n,shs,ns 
p,r£,n ? ki 
p,r£,n,kl 
p,r ? tshnd 
p,r.tshn,ng 
prt ; kt,v 
prt,k,td 
prt,k,tr 
prt 5 kt,r£ 
prt r k,trs- 
prt,kt,?*Z 
prt,kt,ng. 
prt,ks£ 
prt,ks,d 
prt,k,/,r 
prt,k,^r,t 
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j)vt,k,l,rzd 
pvt,k,Z,rz,ng 
prt,k,Z,r,i 
p ? r£, k r ns£ 
p^,k,n r kz 
p,r£,k,n,kl 
prt,kshn 
p,r,d,v,n,chr 
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prd,m,n,nt 
p'd,m ? n,nt r / 
prd,m,n,n«? 
prd,m,n,n,3 
pr,dt,r,mn 
pr,dt,r 7 mnd 
pr,dt r i7m,n,i>g 
pr,dt r r,m,n,d,/ 
pr,dt,r,m,nshn 
pr,ds,pz 
j>r.ds,pzd 
p',d^pz r ng 
pr,ds,pzshn 
pr,ds,bl 
pr,d^,tn 
pr,ds\tnd 
pr,ds^.nt 
pr,ds/f,n,td 
pr,ds£,nt,ng 
*pr,d8t,n,rn 



predestination 

predestining 

predecessor 

predilection 

pardonable 

pardonably 

pardonableness 

prudently 

prudential 

prudentially 

prudentiality 

prodigiously 

prodigiousness 

predicable 

predicability 

predicament 

productive 

productively 

productiveness 

predicted 

predicated 

predictor 

predicting 

predicating 

paradoxical 

periodiealness- 

prediction 

predication 

production 

prodigality 

prothouotary 

perceptible 

perceptibly 

perceptibility 

perceptive 

precipitate 

precipitated 

precipitately 

precipitating • 

precipitous 

precipitously 

precipitousness 

preceptor 

precipitant 

precipitantly 

preceptress 

precipitation 

presupposed 

presupposing 

perspirable 



pr,<lst,rishn 

pr,ds,tn,ng 

pr,dss,r 

pr,di,kshn 

p,r,d,n,bl 

p,r,d,n,bl 

p,r,d,n,bl,n0 

pr,dnt [I] 

pv,d f n,&hl 

j>r, d,n,shl 

pr,d,n, shl f t 

pr,d,js,£ 

p^d^ntf 

prd,k f bl 

prd,k,bl,t 

prd,k,mnt 

prd,kt,v 

prd,kt,vl 

prd,kt,v,»sr 

prd,k,td 

prd,k,td 

prd,k,tr 

prd,kt,ng 

prd,kt,ng 

p,r,d>ks,k] 

p,r,d,kl,ns 

prd,kshn 

prd,kshn 

prd,ksho 

prd,g,/,t 

pr,th,n,tr 

prs,pt,bl 

prs,pt,bl 

pr£,pt,bl,t 

prs,pt,v 

pi\y,p,tt 

pt\?,pt,td 

pr#,p,tt,£ 

prs,p,tt [ingj 

prs,p,ts 

prs,p,ts,l 

prs,p,U,ns 

prs,p T tr 

prs,p,tnt" 

prs,p,t.n-t [7] 

j*r$,p f trs 

prs.p,tshn 

prs,pz^ 

prs,pz,ng 

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prosperity 

prospered 

perspired 

purse-proud 

prosperous 

prosperously 

prosperousness 

perspiration 

perspiring 

prospering 

perception 

prospect 

perspicuity 

perspective 

prospective 

prospectus 

perspicuous 

perspicuously 

perspicuousness 

perspicacious 

perspicaciously 

perspicaciousnesa 

perceivable 

perceivably 

perseverance 

persevering 

perse veringly 

oppressiveness 

parsimonious 

parsimoniously 

par9imoniousness 

pre-establish 

pre-establishment 

pre-established 

pre-establishing 

prostitute 

prostituted 

prostituting 

prostitution 

prostrate 

prostrated 

prostrating 

prostration 

parasitical 

parasitically 

persuadable 

persuadably 

precedent 

precedented 

precedenting 



prs,pr,t 

prs,prd 

prs,p,rd 

p,r5,prd 

pr^,pr$ 

pr$,prs,£ 

prs,prs,ns 

pr$,prshn 

prs,p,r,ng 

prs,pr,ng 

prs,pshn 

pr5,p,kt 

prs,p,k,t 

prs,p,kt,v 

prs,p,kt,v 

prs,p,k,ts 

prs,p,ks 

pr$,p,ks,£ 

prs,p,ks,ns 

prs,p,k,sb5 

prs,p,k,shs,Z 

prs',p,k, shins' 

prs,v,bl 

prs,v,bl 

prg,wrns 

prs,v,r,ng 

prs,v,r,ng,2 

prs^ns 

prs,m,ns 

prs,m,ns,l 

prtf,m,ns,ns 

prs,t,b,l.sh 

prs,t,b,Z,sh,mnt 

yrs,t,b,l,sk,t 

-prs,t,b,l,8h f ng 

prs,t,t,t 

prs,t,t,t,d 

prs,t,t,t,-ng 

prs,t,tshn 

prs,trt 

prs,tr,t,d 

prs,trt [ing] 

prs,trsbn 

p,rs,\Ml 

p,rs.t,ki 

prs.d,bl 

prs.d,bl 

prs.dut 

prs,dn,td 

pr*,dnt,ng 



precedence 

persuasively 

persuasiveness 

preciseness 

persuasible 

persuasibility 

persUasibleness 

pro-slavery 

proselyted 

proselytism 

proselyting 

personable 

personified 

personification 

personifying 

presentiment 

personated 

personator 

per-centage 

personating 

personality 

personation 

persecuted 

prosecuted 

persecutor 

prosecutor 

persecuting 

prosecuting 

prescriptive 

prose riptive 

prescription 

proscription 

prescribe 

proscribe 

prescribed 

proscribed 

prescribing 

proscribing 

persecution 

prosecution 

piercingly 

piercingness 

precinct 

presbyter 

Presbyterian 

Presbyteriaiiism 

prize-fighter 

presumable 

p'ristnatical 

apprizemenl 



j)Ys,dns 

prss,v,l 

prs5,v,ns 

prss,ns 

pmr,bl 

■prsz,b,l,t 

prsz,bl,ns 

prs,Z,vr 

prs,Z,td 

prs,l,tz,m 

prs,/£,ng 

p,rs,n,bl 

pj?*5,n,fd 

p,rs,n,f,kshn 

p,rs,n,f,ng 

prs,nt,mnt 

p,rs,n,td 

p,rs,n,tr 

prs,ntj 

p,rs,nt,ng 

prs,n,Z,t 

p,/5,nshn 

p,rs,k,td 

prs f k,td 

p,rs,k,tr 

prs,k,tr 

p,rs,kt,ng 

prs,kt,ng 

prs,kr,pt,v 

prs.kr,pt,v 

prs,kr,pshri 

pn?,kr,pshn 

pr5,kr,b 

prs,kr,b 

prs,kr,bd 

prj,kr,bd 

prs,kr,b,ng 

prs,kr,b,ng 

p,rs,kshn 

prs,kshn 

p,rs,ng,Z 

p,rs,ng,ns 

pt\?,ng,kt 

pi\r,b,tr 

pr2,bt,rrc 

pr2,fot,r 7 n£>m 

prr,f,tr 

prz,m,bl 

prz,mt,kl 

prz,mnt 



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appraisement 

presumptive 

presumptively 

presumptuous 

presumptuously 

presumptuousness 

presumption 

president 

presidency 

presidential 

persisted 

persisting 

persistingiy 

preservable 

preservative 

preservatory 

preserved 

preserver 

preservation 

preserving 

praise worthily 

praise worthiness 

presentable 

presentment 

presentative 

presented 

presently 

presentness 

presentation 

presenting 

presence-room 

presence-chamber 

proleptic 

prolifical 

prolifically 

prolificalness 

parliament 

parliamentary 

preliminary 

proletarian 

paralytically 

pearl-oyster 

peerlessness 

perilousness 

powerlessness 

parallelism 

parallelogram 

parallel ogramical 

prolixity 

parallactic 



prz,mnt 

prz,mt,v 

pr£,mt,vl 

prz,m,chs 

prz,m,chs,Z 

prz,m,chs,ns 

prz,mshn 

prz,dnt 

prz.dn,s 

ipvz ,d,n,shl 

przs.td 

przs,t,ng 

przs,t,ng,Z 

prz,r,v,bl 

prz,r,vt,v 

prz,r,v,t,r 

prz,r,vd 

prz,r,vr 

prz,r,vshn 

prz,r,v,ng 

prz,?%TH,I 

prz,r,TH,ns 

prz,nt,bl 

prz,nt,mnt 

prz,nt,t,v 

prz,n,td 

pvz,n\,l 

prz,nt,n$ 

prz,n,tshn 

prz,nt,ng 

prz,ns,r,m 

prz,ns,ch,m,br 

pr.Z,pt.k 

pr.Z.f,kl 

pr,Z,f,kl 

pr,Z,f,kl,ns 

pr,/,mnt 

pr,Z,mnt,r 

pr./,m,nr 

ipi\U,r?i 

V,rlt,k\ 

p,W,s,tr 

p,r,ls,ns 

p,r/.s,ns 

p,r,ls,ns 

pr,Z,/z.m 

pri.Z.gr.m 

pr,Z.Z.gr,m,kl 

pr,Z.ks,t 

p,rZ,k,t,k 



preordinate 

preordaining 

preordination 

prerequisite 

prerogative 

prorogation 

Pernambuco 

preantipenultimate 

apprenticed 

apprenticeship 

apprenticing 

parentless 

apparentness 

printing-press 

printing-ink 

parenthetic 

parenthetical 

parenthetically 

parenthesis 

principal 

principally 

principle 

principality 

high-principled 

apprehensible 

apprehensively 

apprehensiveness 

Princeton 

princedom 

princeliness 

pronunciation 

perniciously 

perniciousness 

pre-engagement 

pre-engaged 

pre-engaging 

priming-knife 

parchment 

purchasable 

purchase-money 

prejudiced 

prejudicing 

prejudicial 

prejudicialness 

progenitor 

prejudgment 

projectment 

projected 

projectile 

projector 



pr,r,d,n,t 
pr,r,dn,ng 
pr,r,d,nshn 
pr,r,kz,t 

pr,r,gshn 

pr,n,m,b,k 

pmt,p,nlt,mt 

pr,n,ts£ 

pr,n,ts,s&,p 

pr,n,ts,ng 

Tp,mt,ls 

p,rni,ns 

prnt,ng,prs 

prnt,ng,ng,k 

p,r,n,th,t,k 

p,r,n,tht,kl 

p,r,n,tht,ki 

p,r,n,thss 

pr,ns,p,l 

pr,ns,p,Z 

pr,ns,pl 

pr,ns.p.Z,t 

pr,ns,pld 

pr,ns,bl 

pr,ns,v,/ 

pr,ns,v,ns 

pr,ns,tn 

pr,ns,d,m 

pr,ii5.Z,n5 

pr,n,nsshil 

p,r,n,sli5,Z 

p,r,n,shs,ns 

pr,n,g,j,mnt 

pr,n,g.jd 

pr,n,gj,ng 

prn,ng,n f 

p,r,ch,mnt 

p,r,chs,bl 

p,r,chs,m,n 

pr,j,ds£ 

prj,ds.ng 

pr,jd„s/iZ 

pr,jd,s^Z,n* 

prj,n,tr 

pr.j,j.mnt 

pi\j.kl,mnt 

prj,k,td 

pr,j,kt,l . 

prj,k,tr 



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projecting 

projection 

perishableness 

partialist 

preciousness 

preoccupancy 

preoccupation 

procumbent 

practiced 

practiser 

practising 

practical 

practically 

practicalness 

practitioner 

practicable 

practicably 

practicability 

practicableness 

proximity 

approximate 

approximated 

approximation 

perquisition 

proclivity 

proclaimed 

proclaimer 

proclamation 

proclaiming 

precluded 

precluding 

procurable 

procurement 

hypercriticism 

hyperergic 

hypercritical 

hyperergic ally 

procuratory 

procurator 

procuratorship 

pericardium 

procrastinate 

procrastinated 

procrastination 

procrastinating 

precursor 

precursory 

precariously 

precariousness 

pericranium 



pr,j,kt,ng 

pr,j,kshn 

p,r,sh,bl,n« 

j),r,sklst 

pr,shs,ns 

pr,k,pn,s 

pr,k,pshn 

pr,k,m,bnt 

pr,k,ts2 

pr,k,tsr,r 

pr f k,tz,ng 

pr,kt,kl 

pr,kt,kl 

pr,kt,kl,ns 

pr,k,tshn,r 

pr,k,t,k,bl 

pr,k,t,k,bl 

pr,k r t,k,bl>t 

pr,k,t,k,bl,ns 

pr,ks,m,t 

pr.k.s,mt 

pr,ks.m,td 

pr,ks,mshn 

p,r,ksshn 

pr,kl,v,t 

pr,kl,md 

pr,kl,mr 

pr,kl,mshn 

pr,kl,m,ng 

pr,kl,dd 

pr,kld,ng 

pr,k,r,bl 

pr,k,r,mnt 

pr,kr,tsz,m 

pr,kr,t,k 

pr,krt,kl 

pr,krt,kl 

pr,k,r,t,r 

pr,k,r,tr 

prjk,?-,tr,5^,p 

p,r,k,r,d,m 

pr,krs,t,njt 

pr,krs,t,n,td 

pr,krs,t,nshn 

pr,krs,t,n,t.ng 

pr,krs,r 

pr,ki'5,r 

\n\k 7 r.s,l 

pr,k,rs,ns 

p,r,krin,ra 



preacquainted 
preacquaintance 
preconception 
preconceive 
preconceived 
preconceiving 
proconsul 
proconsulate 
proconsular 
proconsulship 
preconcert 
preconcerted 
preconcerting 
precociously 
precociousness 
precautionary " 
purgatorial 
pre-examine 
pre-examined 
pre-examining 
pre-exist 
pre-existent 
pre-existence 
pre-existing 
pragmatic 
paragraphed 
paragraphing 
progressive 
progressively 
progressiveness 
progressed 
progressing 
peregrinate 
peregrination 
progression 
progressional 
prognostic 
prognosticate 
prognosticate 
prognosticated 
prognosticator 
prognosticating 
prognostication 
pregnant 
pregnantly 
pregnancy 
Penobscot 
painfuluess 
penmanship 
i point-blank 



pr,k,n,td 

pr,k,nt,ns 

pr,k,ns,pshil 

pr,k,ns,v 

pr,k,ns,vd 

pr,k,ns,v,ng 

pr,k,ns,l 

pr,k,ns,# 

pr,k,U5,/,r 

pv,h,ns,l,sh,p 

pr,k,ns,r£ 

pr,k,ns,r,td 

pr,k,ns,r£,ng 

pr,k,shs,£ 

pr,k,shs,ns 

pr,kshn,r 

pr,gt,W 

pr,gz,mn 

pr,gz,mnd 

pr,gz,m,n,ng 

pr,gzs,t 

pr.gzs.tnt 

-pr, gzs,tns 

pr,grs,t,ng 

prg,mt,k 

pr.gr.ft 

pr,gr,f,ng 

pr,grs,v ; 

pr,grs,v,Z 

pr,grs,v,ns 

pr,grs* 

pr,grs,ng 

p,r,gr,nt 

p,r,gr,nshn 

pr,grshn 

pr,grshn ? Z 

pr,g,ns,t,k 

pr.g,ns,t,k,bl 

pr,g,ns,t,kt 

pr,g,ns,t,k,td 

pr,g,ns,t,k,tr 

pr,g,ns,t,kt,ng 

pr,g,ns,t,kshn 

pr,g,nnt 

pr,g,nnt,£ 

pr,g.n,n,s 

p,n,b.s,kt 

p,n.fl,ti5 

p,n,m,n,sh,p 

p,n,t,bl,ng,k 



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pontificate 
pontifical 
pontificals 
pentameter 
appointment 
pointedn ess 
penetrable 
penetrability 
penetrative 
penetrativeness 
penetrated 
penetrating 
penetration 
penitently- 
penitential 
penitentiary 
pentecost 
pentagonal 
pentangular 
pound-foolish 
pandemonium 
ponderable 
ponderability 
ponderously 
ponderousness 
ponderance 
ponderingly 
pantheistic 
pensiveness 
Pennsylvania 
Pennsylvanian 
painstaker 
painstaking 



pnt,f,k,t 

pnt,f,kl 

pnt,f,kU 

pnt,m,tr 

pnt,mnt 

pnt,dm* 

p,n,tr>bl 

p,n,tr,bl,t 

p,n,tr>t,v 

p,n,tr,tjV,ns 

p,n,tr,t,d 

p,n,trt [ing] 

p,n>trshn 

pn,tnt [7] 

•p,n,t,n,shl 

p^n,t)n,shr 

pnt,ks£ 

pnt,g,nl 

pnt,ng,g,Z,r 

pndf,l,sk 

pnd,m,n,m 

pnd,r,bl 

pnd,r,bl,t 

pnd,rs,£ 

pnd,rs,ns 

pnd,ms 

p,n,dr,ng,£ 

p)n,ths,t,k 

p,ns,v,ns 

pjns,/,v,n 

p,ns,£,v,nn 

p,nz,t,kr 

p,n^t,k$ng 



penultimate 

openheartedness 

penuriousness 

peninsular 

panegyrist 

panegyrized 

panegyrizing 

punishableness 

punishment 

pancreatic 

pugilistic 

passionateness 

pocket-glass 

apocalyptic 

apocalyptical 

peculiarized 

peculiarizing 

peculiarness 

hypocritical 

epicureanism 

hypochondriac 

picture-like 

picturesque 

picturesquely 

picturesqueness 

hypogastric 

epigastric 

epigrammatic 

epigrammatist 

punctiliously 

punctiliousness 

punctualness 



p,nlt,mt 

p,n,r,t,d,na 

p,n,rs,ns 

pn,ns,/,r 

p,njr*t 

p,n.jrzd 

p,njrz,ng 

pn,sh,bl,n* 

pn,sh,mnt 

p,n,kr,t,k 

p,jAt,k 

p,sh,nt,n* 

p,kt,gls 

p,kl,pt,k 

p,kl,pt,kl 

pM,l,rzd 

■p,k,l,rz,ng 

■p,k,l,r,ri8 

p,krt,kl 

j),k,r,nz,m 

p,k.n,dr,k 

p,k,chr,/,k 

p,k,chrs,k 

Pjk,chrs,k,^ 

p>k,chrs,k,n* 

p,gs,tr,k 

p,g5,tr,k 

p,gr,mt,k 

p,gr,m,ts£ 

p,ng,Ms,£ 

p»ng,t,fo,n* 

pjngjCh,^n« 



Exercise IL 



Containing words the first consonant-sound ofiohich is " b." 



Baptistry 

baptistical 

baptismal 

bibliopolist 

bibliopolic 

bibliomaniac 

bibliography 

bibliographet 

bibliographic 

obfuscated 

obfuscating 

obfuscation 



b,p,ts,tr 

b,p,ts,t,kl 

b,p,ts,m,l 

b,b,l,p,ht 

b,b,^p^,k 

b,bijm,n>k 

b,b,£ ; gr,f 

b,bi,gr,fr 

b'Mgr,f,k 

b,fs,kTtd 

b,fs,kt,ng 

b,fs,kshn 



befriended 

beforehanded 

befriending 

befringed 

befringing 

bifurcated 

bifurcation 

abovementioiied 

bivalvular 

bevelment 

aboveground 

bombastry 



b,frn,dd 

b,frn,dd 

b,frnd,ng 

b,frnjjd 

b,frn.j,ng 

b,fr,k>td 

b,fr,kshn 

b>v,m,n,shnd 

b,vl,v,Z,r 

b,vl,mnt 

b,v,grnd 

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bombastic 
bombardment 
bombarded 
bombarding 
abominableness 
habitablene93 
beau tif ulness 
beatification 
bitumeniferous 
bituminou sly- 
battlement 
butterprint 
butterflower 
buttermilk 
betrothment 
obtrusively 
obtrusiveness 
obtruncate 
obtruncated 
obtruncating 
obtruncation 
bitterishness 
battering-ram 
obtainment 
button maker 
bedmoulding 
obdurateness 
bedarkened 
bedchamber 
bedclothes 
bodyclothes 
besputtered 
bespattered 
besputtering 
bespattering 
besprinkle 
besprinkled 
besprinkler 
bespangle 
bespangled 
bespangling 
baseminded. 
abstemiously 
abstemiousness 
bestowment 
bastimento 
obstetrician 
obstetric 
obstetricate 
obstetricated 



b,m,bs,t,k 

b,m,brd,mnt 

b,m,b,r.dd 

b,m,b,rd [ing] 

b,m,n,bl,ns 

bt,bl,ns 

bt,fl,ns 

bt,f,kshn 

bt,m,n,frs 

bt,m,ns,l 

b,tl,mnt 

b,tr,prnt 

bt,r,fl,r 

b,tr,m,Z,k 

b,tr,th,mnt 

b,tr«,vl 

b,trs,v,ns 

b,tr,ng,kt 

b,tr,ng,k,td 

b,tr,ng,kt,ng 

b,tr,ng,kshn 

bt,r,sh,ns 

bt,r,ng,r,m 

b,t,n,m,n,t 

b,t,n,m,kr 

bd,m,ld [ing] 

bd,rt t ns 

bd,r,knd 

bd,ch,m,br 

bd,kl,ths 

b,d,kl,thz 

bs,p,trd 

bs,p,trd 

bs,p,tr,ng 

bs,p,tr,n<* 

b5,pr,ng,kl 

bs,pr,ng,kld 

bs,pr,ng,kl,r 

bs,p,ng,gl 

bs,p,ng,gld 

bs,p,ng,gl,ng 

bs,m,n,dd 

bs,t,ms,l 

bs,t,ms,ns 

bs,t,mut 

bs,t,m,n,t 

bs,t,trshn 

bs,tt,r,k 

bs,tt,r,kt 

bs,tt,r,k,td 



obstetricating 

obstetrication 

obstetrics 

besottedness 

obstreperous- 

obstreperously 

obstreperousness 

abstorted 

bastardize 

bastardism 

bestraddle 

bestriding 

abstrusity 

boisterously 

abstrusely 

boisterousness 

obstruseness 

abstruseness 

obstruct 

abstract 

obstructive 

abstractive 

obstructively 

abstractively 

obstructed 

abstracted 

abstractedly 

abstractly 

obstructor 

abstractor 

abstractness 

obstricting 

obstructing 

abstracting 

obstriction 

obstruction 

abstraction . 

obstinately 

obstinateness 

bystander 

abstinent 

abstinently 

abstinence 

abstinency 

bisulphuret 

besilvered 

absolutism 

obsoleteness 

absoluteness 

obsolescent 



bs,tt,r,kt,ng 

bs,tt,r,kshn 

bs,tt,r,kz 

bs,td,ns 

bs,tr,prs 

bs,lr,prs,l 

bs,tr,prs,n* 

bs,t,r,td 

bs,t,r,dz 

bs,t,r,dz } TD, 

bs,tr,dl 

bs,trd [ing] 

bs,trs,t 

bs,trs,l 

bs,tvs,l m 

bs,trs,ns 

bs,trs,ns 

bs,trs,ns 

bs,tr,kt 

bs.tr,kt 

bs,tr,kt,v 

bs,tr,kt,v 

bs,tr,kt,vl 

bs,tr,kt,vl 

bs,tr,k,td 

bs,tr,k,td 

bs,tr,k,td,2 

bs,tr,kt,/ 

bs,tr,k,tr 

bs,tr,k,tr 

bs,tr,kt,ns 

bs,tr,kt,ng 

bs,tr,kt,ng 

bs,tr,kt,ng 

bs,tr,kshn 

bs,tr,kshn 

bs,tr,kshn 

bs,t,n,U 

bs,t,n,t,ns 

bs,tnd,r 

bs,t,n,nt 

bs,t,n,nt,2 

bs,t,nns 

bs,tn,n,s 

bs,lf,rt 

bs,Z,vrd 

bs,Z.t2r,m 

bs,lt,ns 

bs,lt,ns 

bs,l#,nt 



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obsolescence 

absorptive 

absorption 

absorbable 

absorbability 

absorbent 

absurdness 

abseutment 

absenteeism 

basket-hilt 

basket-hilted 

bissextile 

obsequiousness 

habeas-corpus 

bescribl^e 

bescribbled 

bescribbling 

bescrawled 

bescrawling 

obscureness 

obscuration 

absconded 

absconder 

absconding t 

bisegraent 

absolvatory 

observable 

observator 

observatory 

observant 

observance 

observation 

observingly 

bulbiferous 

balefulness 

blamableness 

ballet-master 

blamelessness 

blameworthiness 

blemishment 

blemishless 

bolt-upright 

bloatedness 

obliterated 

obliterating 

obliteration 

bolting-cloth 

baldpated 

boldfaced 

bloody-faced 



bs,ls,ns 

bs,r,pt,v 

bs,r,pshn 

bs,r,b,bl 

bs,r,b,bl,t 

bs,r,bnt 

bs,r,d,ns 

bs,nt,mnt 

bs,xi,tz,m 

bs,kt,lt 

bs,kt,Z,td 

bs,ks,t,l 

bs,ks,ns 

bs,k,r,ps 

bs,kr,bl 

bs,kr,bld 

bs,kr,bl,ng 

bs,kr,ld 

bs,kr,Z,ng 

bs,k,r,ns 

hs,k,i'skn 

bs,k,n,dd 

bs,knd,r 

bs,knd [ing] 

bs,g,mnt 

bz,l,v,t,r 

bz,r,v,bl 

bz,r,v,tr 

bz,r,v,t,r 

bz,r,vnt 

bz,r,vns 

bz,r,vshn 

bz,r,v,ng,Z 

b,Z,b,fr* 

b,lfi,ns 

bl,m,bl,ns 

b,l,mstr 

bl,m,ls,ns 

bl,m,r,TH,n* 

bl,m,sh,mnt 

b\,m, skis 

b,U,p,rt 

bl,td,ns 

b,#.r,td 

b,U,rt,ng 

b,lt,rshn 

b,ft,ng,kl,th 

b,Z,d,p,td 

b,l,d,ist 

bld,fst 



bloody-flux 

blood-vessel 

bloody-minded 

ballad- maker 

ballad-monger 

blood-thirsty 

blood-thirstiness 

bladesmith 

blood-stained 

blood-sucker 

blood-letter 

blood-letting 

bloodlessly 

bewilderment 

ballad-writer 

balderdash 

bowlder-stones 

bewilderingly 

bloodshotten 

bloodshedder 

bloodshedding 

blood-consuming 

blood-guiltiness 

blasphemed 

blasphemous 

blasphemously 

blasphemer 

blaspheming 

blissfulness 

bellows-maker 

bolstered 

balustrade 

blistered 

blustered 

bolsterer 

blusterer 

bolstering 

blistering 

blustering 

blusteringly 

blazing-star 

bluntness 

blindfold 

blindfolded, 

blindman's-buff 

blunderbuss 

blundered 

blunderhead 

blunderer 

blundering 



bld,fl,ks 

bld,vs,l 

bld,m,n,dd 

b,Z,d,m,kr 

b,Z,d,m,ng,gr 

bld,thrs,t 

bld,thrs,t,ns 

blds,m,th 

blds,tnd 

blds,kr 

bld,Z,tr ! 

bld,#,ng 

b\d,ls,l 

b,Z,dr,mnt 

b,Z,d,rt,r 

b,l,drd,sh 

b,l,drs,tnz 

b,l,dv,ng,l 

bld,sht,n 

bld,shd,r 

bld,shd,ng 

bld,k,ns,m,ng 

bid, g,lt, ns 

bis, f> raid 

bls,f,ms 

bls,f,ms,£ 

bls,f,mr 

bls,f,m,ng 

bls,fl,ns 

b,Zs,m,kr 

b,Zs,trd 

b,ls,trd 

bls,trd 

bls,trd 

b,/s,tr,r 

bls,tr,r 

b,lstr [ing] 

b\str [ing] 

bls^r [ing] 

bls,tr,ng,Z 

blz,ngs,t,r 

blut,ns 

blnd,f,ld 

blnd.O,dd 

blnd,m,nz,b,f 

bl,n,dr,bs 

blnd.rd 

blnd,rd 

blnd,r,r 

blnd,r,ng 



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165 



blunderingly 

blindness 

blandless 

blaudness 

blandishment 

blandished 

blandisher 

blandishing 

bilge-pump 

belligerent 

obligingness 

abolishment 

abolitionist 

abolitionism 

blackballed 

blackboard 

blackbird 

black-visaged 

blacksmith 

blackstrap 

blackhearted 

blackishness 

blackguardism 

blanketed 

blanketing 

Billingsgate 

blank-verse 

blankness 



abruptness 

barbarously 

barbarousness 

barbarism 

barbarized 

barbarizing 

barefacedly 

baretacedness 

bereavement 

Burhampooter 

brambled 

brambling 

brimlulness 

barometric 

barometrical 

barometrically 

brimstone 

broomstick 

broomland 

broomcorn 



blnd,r,ng,J 

blnd,ns 

blnd,Zs 

blnd,ns 

blnd,sh,mnt 

blnd,sht 

blnd,sh,r 

blnd,sh,ng 

b,Z,j,p,mp 

b,Zjrnt 

bl,j,ng,ns 

b,Z,sh,mnt 

b,lskn,st 

b,lskn,z,m 

bl,k,b,ld 

bl,k,b,rd 

bl,k,brd 

bl,k,vz,jd 

bl,ks,m,th 

bl,ks,tr,p 

blk,r,td 

bl,k,sh,ns 

b\,g,r,dz,m 

bl,ng,k,td 

bl,ng,kt,ng 

b,Z,ngz,gt 

bl,ng,k,vrs 

bl,ng,k,ns 

b,Z,ng,grn 

b,Z,ng,grnd 

b,?*,p,t,ns 

b,r,b,rs,l 

b,r,b,rs,ns 

b,r,b,rz,m 

b,r,b,rzd 

b,r,b,rz,ng 

b,r,fs,d,Z 

b,r,fs,d.ns 

b,?-,v,mnt 

b,r,mp,tr 

br,m,bld 

br,m,bl,ng 

br,m,fl,ns 

br,m,tr,k 

br,m,tr,kl 

br,m,tr,kl 

br,ms,tn 

br,ms,t,k 

br,m,lnd 

b^m^rn 



broomgrass 

bright-burning 

abortiveness 

abortment 

brutalized 

brutalizing 

brittleness 

Britannicus 

brutishness 

bright-shining 

broad-brimmed 

Bradford 

broadtailed 

breadthless 

broad-spread 

broad-spreading 

breadstuff 

broadsealed 

broadsword 

birdsnest 

birdstongue 

broadleaved 

birdlimed 

beardlessness 

bridlehand 

burdensome 

burdensomeness 

bridechamber 

broad-shouldered 

broadcloth 

broadcast 

breadcorn 

birdcatcher 

bridegroom 

boarding-school 

birthplace 

brotherless 

breathing-place 

breathing-time 

breathing-spell 

bristle-like 

baroscopic 

briskness 

brazen-brow 

brazen-face 

brazen-faced 

brazenness 

burial-place 

brilliantly 

barleycorn 



br,m,grs 

brt,brn,ng 

b,rt,v,us 

b,rt,mnt 

brt,lzd 

brt,\z,ng 

brt,l,ns 

br,t,n,ks 

brt,sh,ns 

brt,sh,n,ng 

brd,br,md 

brd,frd 

brd,t,ld 

brd,th,Zs 

brds,prd 

brds,prd [ing] 

brds,t,f 

brds,ld 

brds,rd 

brdz,nst 

brdz,t,ng 

brd,/,vd 

brd,£,md 

b,rd,ls,ns 

brd,Z,nd i, 

b,r,d,ns,m 

b,r,d,ns,m,ns 

brd,ch,m,br 

brd,s&,Z,drd 

brd,kl,th 

brd,ks* 

brd,k,rn 

b.rd,k,chr 

brd,gr,m 

b,r,d,ngs,k,l 

b,r,th,pls 

br,THr,ls 

br,TH,ng,pl« 

br,TH,ng,t,m 

br,TH,ngs,p,l 

brs,/,/,k 

b,rs,k,p,k 

brs,k,ns 

brz,n,br 

brz,n,t's 

brz,n,fst 

brz,n,ns 

b,r,l,p\s 

br,lnt,l 

b,r/,krn 



166 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Burlington 

brindled 

brindling 

Brandenburg 

brandished 

brandishing 

branding-iron 

Barnstable 

brown-study 

brain-sickness 

branchiness 

brinishness 

bronchitis 

barenecked 

burning-glass 

Bridgeport 

bargemaster 

breakfast 

breakfasted 

breakfasting 

barrack-master 

brickmaker 

abracadabra 

brickdust 

Braxton 

brokenness 

broken-winded 

broken-hearted 

brackishness 

burgomaster 

brigadier-general 

burglariously 

burglarian 

bear-garden 

brigantine 

burying-place 

bringing-forth 

beneficeless 

beneficent 

beneficently 

beneficence 

beneficency 

banefulness 

beneficialness 

benefactor 

benefactress 

benefaction 

benevolence 

benevolent 

benevolently 



br,/,ng,tn 

brn,dld 

brn,dl,ng 

brnd,n,b,r,g 

brnd,sht 

brnd,sh,ng 

brnd,ng,rn 

b,r,ns,t,bl 

br,ns,t,d 

br,ns,k,ns 

brn,ch,ns 

brn,sh,ns 

br,n,k,ts 

b,r,n,kd 

b,r,n,ng,gl$ 

br,j,p,rt 

b,r,],mstr 

br,k,fs£ 

br,k,fs,td 

br,k,fs£ [ing] 

b,r,k,mslr 

br,k,m,kr 

br,kd,bt 

br,k,dst 

br,ks,tn 

br,kn,ns 

br,k,n,n,dd 

br,kn,r,td 

br,k,sh,ns 

b,r,g,mstr 

br,gd,r,j,nr,l 

br,gl,rs,Z 

br,gl,r?i 

b,r,g,r,dn 

br,g,n,tn 

b,r,ng,pls 

br,ng,ng,f,r,th 

b,n,fe,fo ^ 

b,n,fs,nt 

b,n,fs,nt,£ 

b,n,fs,ns 

b,n,fs,n,s 

b,n,fl,ns 

b,r\,f,shl,ns 

b,n,f,k,tr 

b,n,f,k,tr* 

b,n,f,kshn 

b,n,vlns 

b,n,v,lnt 

b,n,v,lnt,l 



benevolentness 

benumbedness 

bountifulness 

bounteousness 

bandbox 

bondsman 

bondslave 

bondservice 

bondservant 

boundlessness 

bandy-legged 

abandonment 

abundantly 

Benedictine 

benediction 

Ben Lomond 

banishment 

Bannockburn 

obnoxiously 

obnoxiousness 

benignant 

bachelorship 

abjudicated 

abjudication 

abjurement 

objurgation 

objectable 

objectively 

objectiveness 

abjectedness 

abjectness 

object-glass 

objectionable 

bashfulness 

bicapsular 

bookbinder 

bookbindery 

becomingness 

ubiquitariness 

backwoodsman 

bequeathment 

buxomness 

backstairs 

backslider 

backsliding 

bicarbonate 

backwardness 

background 

bogtrotter 

biographical 



b,n,vini;,ns 

b,n,m,d,ni 

b,n,t,fl,ns 

b,n,ts,ns 

bnd,b,ks 

b,n,dz,mn 

b,n,ds,/,v 

b,u,ds,r,vs 

b,n,ds,r,vnt 

bnd,ls,ns 

b,n,d,Z,g,d 

bnd,u,m,n,t 

bn,dnt [Z] 

b,n,d,kt,n 

b,n,d,kshn 

b,n,Z,mnd 

bn,sh,mnt 

b,n,k,b,rn 

b,n,k,shs,£ 

b,n,k,shs,n* 

b,n,g,nnt 

b,ch,Z,r,sh,p 

b,jd,k,td 

b,jd,kshn 

b,j,r,mnt 

b,jr,gshn 

b,j,kt,bl 

bj,kt,vl 

b 7 j,kt,v,ns 

b,j,kt,d,ns 

b,j,kt,ns 

bj,kt,gl* 

b,j,k,sh,n,bl 

b,sh,fl,ns 

b,k,ps,l,r 

b,k,bnd,r 

b,k,bnd,r 

b,k,m,ng,n* 

b,kt,r,ns 

b,kdz,mn. 

b,k,TH,mnt 

b,ks,m,ns 

b,ks,t,rs 

b,ks,Z,dr 

b,k*,ld [ing] 

b,k,r,b,n,t 

b,k,r,d,ns 

b,k,grnd 

b,g,tr,tr 

b,gr,f,kl 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO* H, 



167 



biographically 
beggarliness 
baukstock 
bankrupt 



b,gr,f,kl 
b,gr,/,ns 
b,ng,ks,t,k 
b,ng,kr,pt 



bankrupted 
bankruptcy 
bunglingly 



b,ng,kr,p,td 

b,ng,kr,pt,s 
b,ng,gl,ng,J 



Exercise IIL 



Containing woras the first consonant- sound of which is " f." 



Feeble-minded 

feeble-mind edness 

fabulousness 

fabricated 

fabricating 

fabrication 

favorableness 

favoritism 

feverishness 

fumblingly 

familiarized 

familiarizing 

effeminateness 

fomentation 

famishment 

footmantle 

footmanship 

foot-soldier 

photological 

afterproof 

afterpart 

after pains 

phytologist 

photographist 

photographic 

ibot-guards 

fiddle-faddle 

fiddlestick 

federalist 

federalism 

faithfulness 

faithlessness 

featherlessness 

phosphorated 

phosphorating 

phosphorescent 

phosphorescence 

phosphorescing 

iastidiously 

fastidiousness 

foster-brother 

foster-father 



f,bl,m,n,dd 

f,bl,m,n,dd,ns 

f,b,Zs,ns 

f,br,k,td 

f,br,kt,ng 

f,br,kshn 

f,vr,bl,ns 

f,vrfcz,m 

i',\r,sk,ns 

f,m,bl,ng,Z 

f,m,l,rzd 

f,m,Z,rz,ng . 

f,m,n,t,ns 

f,m,u,tshn 

f,m,sh,mnt 

ft,m,n,tl 

ft,m ? n,sh,p 

fts,Z.jr 

fMj,kl 

f,tr,pr,f 

f,tr,p,rt 

f,tr,ipnz 

ft,ljst 

ft,gr,fs£ 
ft,gr,f,k 
ft,grdz 

fiUfdJ 

fd,Z«,t,k 

f,dr,lst 

f,dr,Zz,tn 

f,th,fl,n* 

f,th,ls,ns 

f,Tnr,ls,ns 

fc,f,r,td 

ft? ? f>£,ng 

fi?,f,rs,nt 

fs,f,rs,ns 

fs,f,rs,ng 

fs,t,ds,l 

fs,t,ds,ns 

fst,r,br,TRY 

f5*,r,f,THr 



foster-mother 


fs,tr,m,THr 


foster-sister 


fst,r,sstr 


foster-son 


ist,rs,n 


fistulated 


fc,U,td 


fistulating 


fs,t,#,ng 


foster-child 


fst,r,ch,l& 


fossiliferous 


- fsfl,fvs 


facilitated 


fs,lt,td 


facilitating 


fs,lt,t,ng 


facilitation 


f$,Z,tshn 


fossilization 


fs,lzshn 


facetiousness 


fs,sks,ns 


fasciculated 


fr,k,Z f td 


fascicularly 


fs,k,Z,r,Z 


physiologist 


fz,ljst 


physiological 


fo,Zj,kl 


physiologically 


fe,#,kl 


physiognomist 


f£,g,n,ms£ 


physiognomer 


fr,g,n,mr 


physiognomic 


fo,g,n,m,k 


physiognomical 


fz,g,n,m,kl 


fellow-prisoner 


f,Z,pr2T,nr 


flippantly 


fl,pnt [Z] 


flippantness 


fl,pnt,ns 


phlebotomist 


fl,bt,ms£ 


phlebotomize 


fl,bt,mz 


phlebotomized 


fl,bt,mzd 


phlebotomizer 


fl,bt,mz,r 


phlebotomizing 


fl,bt,mz,ng 


fulfillment 


f,/,fl,mnt 


flammability 


fl,m,b,Z,t 


flammiferous 


fl,m,frs • 


fellow-member 


f,Z,m,m,br 


foul mouthed 


fjZ,m,Tnd 


flimsiness 


fl,mz,ns 


fulminated 


f,Z,m,n,td 


fulminating 


f,Z,m,n,t,ng 


fulmination 


f,Z, m,nshn 


flame-colored 


fl,m,k,ZnZ 


flat-bottomed 


flt,bt,md 


fault-finder 


f,ft,fnd,r 


faultlessly 


fjUM 



168 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



faultlessness 
. flatulent 
flatulency 
fellow-traveller 
flatteringly 
falteringly 
filtration 
flat-nosed 
philotechnic 
floating-bridge 
field-officer 
flood mark 
field-martial 
fieldsports 
Philadelphian 
fulldressed 
fieldworks 
fullspread 
foulspoken 
fellow-subject 
falsifiable 
falsefaced 
philosophizer 
philosophizing 
philosopher's-stone 
fellow-sufferer 
philosophical 
philosophically 
falsification 
fulsomeness 
felicitated 
felicitating 
felicitously 
fellow-citizen 
Philostratus 
flustered 
flustering 
Philistines 
felicitation 
fellow-servant 
falsehearted 
falseheartedness 
fellow-soldier 
fellow-laborer 
philologist 
philological 
florification 
philharmonic 
flirtation 
flirtingly 



f,It,]s,ns 
Qtjnt 
flt,/w,s 
f v i,tr y vl,r 

fl,tr,ng,Z 

f,ZZ,r,ng,Z 

f,Z,trshn 

f\t,wzd 

f,Z,t,k,n,k 

flt,ng,br,j 

fld,fs,r 

fld,m,r,k 

fid,m,r,skl 

flds.p.rtz 

f,Z,<Ufn 

f,Z,drs£ 

f ; Z,d,r,ks 

f,Zs,prd 

f,Zs,p,kn 

f,^,bj,kt 

rV,bl 

fis,fst 

fls,fz,r 

fis,fz,ng 

fls,f,?*z,tn 

t\lsjv,r 

fls,f,kl 

fl s ,t;,ki 

fls,f,kshn 

f,Z.s,m,ns 

f,Zs,t,t,d 

f,Zs,tt [ing] 

f,ls,ts,l * 

i,ls,tz,i\ 

f,Zs,tr,ts 

fls,trd 

ilstr [ing] 

f,ls,tnz 

f,Zs,tshn 

f,ls,r,\ r nt 

f,Zs,r,td 

f,ls,rt,d,us 

f,Zs.Z,jr 

f,Z,Z,br,r 

fl,Z,j,kl 

fl,r,f;kshn 

f,Z,r,m,n,k 

fl,r,tshn 

fl,r£ ; ng,Z 



floridness 

foolhardiness 

florescence 

efflorescence 

efflorescency 

flourishingly 

flint-heart 

flinthearted 

affluentness 

floundering 

philanthropy 

philanthropist 

philanthropic 

philanthropical 

philanthropically 

flinchingly 

fullcharged 

phlogiston 

phlogistic 

phlogisticate 

phlogisticated 

phlogisticator 

phlogisticating 

phlogistication 

flagellated 

flagellating 

flagellant 

flagellation 

flagitiously 

flagitiousness 

fleshbrush 

fleshmonger 

fallaciousness 

fleshliness 

flesh-color 

afflictively 

afflicted ness 

afflictingly 

flexible 

flexibly 

flexibility 

flexibleness 

flaccidity 

flaccidness 

flexility 

fluxation 

Philocrates 

flickeringly 

fluctuating 

fluctuation 



fi,r,d,ns 
f,Z,r,d,ns 
f\,rs,iis 
fl,rs,hs 

fl,?*5,n,s 

fl,r,sh,ng,Z 

flnt,rt 

flnt,r,td ' 

fl,nt,ns 

fl,n,dr,ng 

f,Z,n,thr,p 

f,Z,n,thr.ps£ 

f,Z,n,thr,p,k 

f,Z,n,thr,p,kl 

f,Z,n,thr,p,kl 

fl,n,ch,ng,Z 

f,Z,ch,r,jd 

fl,>,tn 

fl,J5,t ? k 

fl.j.$,t,kt 

fl,J5,t,k,td 

fl.J5,t,k,tr 

fl,js,t,kt,ng 

fl.js,t,kshn 

fl.j,Z,td 

fl,j^,ng 

flj,lsh,7i 

f\j,shs,l 

fi,j,sks,ns 

fl,sA,br,sh 

fl,sh,m, ng.gr 

f,l,shs,ns 

f\,shl,ns 

fi,sh,k,lr 

fl,k,t,vl 

fl,k,t,d,ns 

fl.k,t,ng,Z 

fl,ks,bl 

fl,ks,bl 

fl,ks,b,Z,t 

fl,ks,bl,ns 

fl,ks,d,t 

fl,ks,d,ns 

fl,ks,Z,t 

fl,ksshn 

f,Z,kr,tz 

fl,kr,ng,Z 

fl,k,cht,ng 

fl,k ; chshn 



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189 



fluxionary 

fiuxionist 

phlegmatic 

phlegmatical 

pblegmatically 

flagstaff 

flagstone 

flagrant 

flagrantly 

flagrance 

flagrancy 

falling-sickness 

fureboderaent 

forbidden ly 

forbiddenness 

fireblast 

firebrand 

forbearance 

forfeitable 

fearfulness 

effervescent 

effervescence 

frivolously 

frivolousness 

fervently 

ferventness 

firmameut 

firmamental 

affirmatively 

formidable 

formidably 

formidableness 

formalist 

formalism 

formalized 

formalizing 

fermentable 

fermentative 

fermentativeness 

fermented 

fermentarious 

fermentation 

fermenting 

free-minded 

aforementioned 

pharmaceutist 

pharmaceutic 

pharmaceutically 

pharmacology 

foretop-mast 



fl.kshn,r 

fl,k,sh,n^ 

fl,g,mt,k 

fl,g,mt,kl 
fl.cr.mt.kl 

fl,gs,tn 
fl,grnt 

fl,grnt,* 
fl,grrcs 
fl.grn,s 
f,Z.ng.s,k,ns 
fr,bd,mnt 
fr,b,d ? nl 
fr,b,dn,ns 
f,r,blrf 
f,r,brnd 
fr,b,rns 
f,r,ft,bl 
f,r,fl,ns 
f,r,vs,nt 
f,r,v.s,ns 
fr,v, Is, I 
fr,vls,ns 
f,r,vnt,Z 
f,r,vnt,ns 
fr,m,mnt 
fr,m,m,n,tl 
fr,mt.vl 
f,r,md,bl 
f,r,md,bl 
f,r,md,bl,ns 
f,r,m,Zs£ 
f,r,m,lz,m 
f,r,m,lzd 
f,r,m,lz r ng 
fr,m,n,t,bl 
fr,mnt,t,v 
fr,mnt,t,v,ns 
fr,m,n,td 
fr,m,n,t,rs 
fr,m,n,tshn 
fr,mnt,ng 
fr,m,n,dd 
f,r,m,n,shnd 
f,r,m,k,t.s£ 
f,r,m,k,t,k 
f,r,m,kt,kl 
f,r,m,k.Z.j 
frt.p,ms2 
4* 



fruit-bearer 

fruit-bearing 

ibrtifiable 

frightfulness 

fretmlness. 

fruitfulness 

fortification 

fortuitously 

fortuitousness 

foretasted 

fore taster 

foretasting 

fruitlessness 

fertilized 

fertilizer 

fertilizing 

fertileness 

fratricide 

fratricidal 

fraternity 

fraternal 

fraternally 

fraternize 

fraternized 

fraternizing 

fraternization 

foretokened 

foretokening 

foreadmonish 

foreadmonished 

foreadmonishing 

fraudulent 

fraudulently 

fraudulence 

Fredericksburgh 

forthcoming 

freethinker 

forethinking 

furthermore 

furtherance 

farthingale 

free-spoken 

fair-spoken 

fair-speaking 

forcibleness 

fierce-minded 

forestalled 

forestaller 

forestalling 

firstling 



frt,b,r,r 
frt,b,r,ng 

f,»f,f,bl 

frt,fl,ns 

frt,fl,ns 

frt,fl,n* 

f,r£,f,kshn 

i,r,t,ts,l 

f,r,t,ts,ns 

f,r,ts,td 

i,r,Utr 

f,r,ts£,ng 

frt,ls,ns 

h\,lzd 

frt,lz,r 

frt,/z,ng 

frt,Z,ns 

frt,rs,d 

frt,rs,d,l 

frt,r,n,t 

frt,r,ni 

frt,r,nl 

frt, r,nz 

frt,r,nzd 

frt,r,n^r.ng 

frt,r.nzshn 

f,r,t,knd 

f,r,t,k,n,ng 

f,r 7 d,m,n,sh 

f,r,d m,n,sht 

f,r,d,m,n,sh,ng 

hd,Int 

{rd,lnt,l 

frd, Ins 

frd,r,kz,b,r,g 

f,r,th 7 k,m,ng 

f,r,th,ng,kr 

f,r,th,ng,k,ng 

fr,THr,mr 

fr,THms 

f,r,TH,n,g,l 

frs,p,kn 

f,rs,p,kn 

f,rs f p,k,ng 

frs,bl,ns 

f,r^,m.n,dd 

f,r*,t.ld 

f,rs,t,lr 

f,rs,t,Z,ng 

fre,t,Z,ng 



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first-rate 

frustrate 

frustrated 

frustrative 

frustratory 

frustrating 

frustration 

frostiness 

friskful 

pharisaicalness 

Friesland 

phraseological 

fearlessness 

forlornly 

forlornness 

frolicful 

frolicsome 

frolicsomely 

frolicsomeness 

free-heartedness 

forwardness 

frowardness 

foreordination 

front-box 

affrontiveness 

frontispiece 

front-room 

Frontenac 

affrontingly 

friendless 

friendliness 

friendship 

Francisco 

Franciscan 

phrenologist 

phrenological 

Frenchman 

franchisement 

franchising 

frangible 

frangibility 

furnish ment 

fornicator 

fornicatress 

fornication 

fortunately 

fortune-teiler 

fortune-telling 

fortunateness 

fortuneless 



frs,trt 

frs,trt 

frs,tr,t,d 

frs,tr,t,v 

frs,trt,r 

frs,trt [ing] 

frs,trshn 

frs } t,ns 

fr*,k f fl 

f,rs,kl,ns 

frz,Zj,kl 

i,rls,ns 

f,rl,rn,l 

f,rl,rn,us 

fr,Z,k,fl 

fr,£,ks,m 

fr,Z,ks,m,Z 

fr,l,ks,m,xis 

fr,r,t,d,ns 

fr,r,d,ns 

fr,r,d,ns 

f,r,r,d,nshn 

frnt,b,ks 

frnt,v,ns 

fr,n,ts,ps 

frnt,r,m 

frnt,n,k 

frnt,ng,Z 

frnd.ls 

frnd,l,ns 

frnd,sh,p 

fr,ms,k 

fr,nss,kn 

fr,nl,js£ 

fr,nl,j,kl 

frn,ch,mn 

frn,chz,mnt 

frn,ch£,ng 

frn,j,bl 

frn,j,bl,t 

frn,sh,mnt 

f,r,n 7 k,tr 

f,r,n,k,trs 

f,r,n,kshn 

i,rt,nt,l 

f,rt,nt,\v 

f,r£,nt,l,ng 

f,rt,nt,ns 

ffrtfUfls 



frugiferous 

frigidness 

ferociousness 

foreshorten 

foreshortened 

foreshortening 

fire-company 

fructified 

fructiferous 

fructification 

fructifying 

fructescence 

forkedness 

freckle-faced 

foreclosed 

foreclosure 

frequentable 

frequentative 

frequented 

frequently 

frequenting 

fractured 

fracturing 

fractiously 

fractiousness 

freakish ness 

fractional 

fractionary 

forgivable 

forgiveness 

fragment 

fragmentary 

forgetful 

forgetfully 

forgetfulness 

forgettingly 

fragrant 

fragrantly 

foreground 

fragrance 

fragrancy 

Frankfort 

Franklin 

frankness 

frankincense 

fanfaronade 

phantasmagoria 

fantastic 

fanaticism 

faint-hearted 



fr,j,frs 

fr.jd,ns 

f,r, shs.ns 

f,r,shrt,n 

f,r,shrt,nd 

f,r,shrt,n,ng 

f,r,k,mp,n 

fr,kt,fd 

fr,kt,frs 

fr,kt,f,kshn 

fr,kt,f,ng 

fr,k,U,n* 

f,r,kd,ns 

fr,kl,fc* 

f,r,k\zd 

f,r,kl,zhr 

fr,k,nt,bl 

fr.k,nt,t,v 

fr,k,n,td 

fr,knt,J 

fr,knt,ng 

fr,k,chrd 

fr,k,chr,ng 

fr,k,shs,£ 

fr,k,shs,ns 

fr,k,sh,ns 

fr,kshn,£ 

fr,kshn,r 

fr,g,v,bl 

fr ; g,v,ns 

fr,g,mnt 

fr,g,mnt,r 

fr,gt,fl 

fr,gt,fl 

fr,gt,fl,ns 

fr,gt,ng,Z 

fr,grnt 

fr,grnt,Z 

f,r,grnd 

fr,gras 

fr,grn,s " 

fr,ng,k,frt 

fr,ng,kln 

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fr,ng,k,ns,n* 

fn,f,r,nd 

fnt,z,m,g, 

fnt,st,k 

f,nt,s^,m 

fnt,r,td 



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Ill 



faint-heartedly 

faint-heartedness 

faintishness 

phoneticalness 

ianaticaluess 

fundament 

fundamental 

fundamentally 

fiendish ness 

foundationless 

fanciful ness 

fine-spoken 

offensiveness 

fencing-master 

fencing-school 

funnel-shaped 

phonologist 

phonological 

phonographist 

phonographer 

phonographic 



fnt,r,td,J 

fn^rt^ns 

fatjsk,ns 

f,nt,kl,ns 

f,nt,kl,ns 

fnd,mnt 

fnd,m,n,tl 

fnd,mnt,2 

fnd,sh,ns 

fnd,sft,nls 

f,ns,f,£,ns 

f,ns,p,kn 

f,ns,v,ns 

f,ns,ng,mstr 

f,ns.ngs,k,l 

f.nl,sh,pt 

f,n y l,jst 

f,n,Zj,kl 

f,n,gr,fs£ 

f,n,gr,fr 

f,n,gr,f,k 



phonographical 

phonographically 

fishmarket 

fishmonger 

fashionableness 

fishing-place 

afFectedness 

factorship 

fixedness 

fox-hunter 

foxglove 

factiousness 

efficaciousness 

fictitiousness 

affectionately 

affectionateness 

figurability 

figuratively 

figurativeness 

Afghanistan 

fingerstone 



f,n,gr,f,kl 

f,n,gr,f,kl 

f,sh,m,r,kt 

f,sh,m,ng,gr 

f,sh,n,b\,ns 

f,s&,ng,pls 

f,k,td,ns 

f,k,tr,sft,p 

f,ks,d,ns 

f,ks,n,tr 

f,ks,gi,v 

f,k,shs,m 

f,k,shs,m 

f,k,t,s/is,ns 

f,k,sh,nt,Z 

f,k,sh,nt,ns 

f,gr,bl,t 

f,grt,vl 

f,grt,v,ns 

f,g,ns,tn 

f,ng,grs,tn 



Containing 

Vaporability 

vaporousness 

vaporization 

vivificative 

vivificated 

vivificating 

vivification 

vivaciousness 

vituperable 

vituperative 

vituperated 

vituperation 

vituperating 

vaticination 

vitriform 

vitrificate 

vitrificable 

vitrification 

vitriolated 

vitriolizable 

vitriolation 

vitrescible 

vitrescent 

vitrescence 



Exercise IV. 
words the first consonant- sound of which is ' 



v,pr,b,£,t 

v,prs,ns 

v,przshn 

v,v,f,k,t,v 

v,v,f,k,t,d 

v,v,f,k,t,ng 

v,v,f,kshn 

v,v,shs,ns 

vt,pr,bl 

vt,prt,v 

vt,pr,td 

vt,prshn 

vt,prt [ing] 

v,ts,nshn 

vt,r,f,r,m 

vt,r,f,k,t 

vt,r,f,k,bl 

vt,r,f,kshn 

v,tr,Z,td 

vt,r,lz,bl 

v,tr,£s/m 

v,trs,bl 

v,trs,nt 

v,trs,ns 



vice-president vs,prz,Snt 

vociferated vs,f,r,td 

vociferating vs,f,r£,ng 

vociferously \s,f,rs,l 

vociferousness \s,f,rs,ns 

vociferation \s,f,rshn 

vestment vs,t,mnt 

vestryman vs,tr,mn 

vasculiferous vs,k,Z,frs 

vascularity vs,k,l,r,t) 

vice-admiral vs,d,m,rZ 

vice-admiralty vs,d,m,W,t 

vice-ad miralship vs,d,m,W,sh,p 
vice-recent vs,r,jnt 

vs,r,j,n,s 
V5,ch,ns,lr 
vice-chancellorship vs,ch,m,h'Ap 



vice-regency 
vice-chancellor 



vicegerent 

vicegerency 

vice-consul 

voluptable 

voluptuously 

voluptuousness 

availableness 



vsj.rnt 

vs,j,rw,s 

V5,k,ns,l 

v,Z,pt,bl 

v,Z,p,chs,l 

v,Z ; p,chs,ns 

v,£,bl ; ns 



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valnableness 

volubleness 

evil-affected 

villification 

evolvement 

velivolant 

evil-minded 

voluminously 

voluminousness 

valetudinarian 

volatilized 

volatilization 

volatilizing 

volatileness 

valedictory 

evil-speaking 

voluntarily 

voluntariness 

valiantness 

villaiuousness 

vulnerable 

vulnerated 

vulnerating 

vulneration 

vulgarism 

vulgarized 

vulgarizing 

vulgarness 

overpleasing 

overproportion 

overprompt 

overpromptness 

overpersuade 

overponderous 

overpicture 

verboseness 

verbalism 

verbalized 

verbalizing 

variableness 

overbalance 

overbalanced 

verberated 

verb era ling 

overburden 

overburdened 

overburdening 

everburning 

verbe rati on 

overfiushed 



vl,bl,m 
v,Z,bl.ns 
▼l,f,k,td 

v,/.f ? kshri 

v,/,v.mnt 

\,Lv,hU 

vl,m.n,dd 

v r l,m,us,i 

v,Z,m,n3,n-3 

v,/,td,urn 

vjLlzd 

y,U,lzshn 

\,U,lz,ng 

v,ll,l,ns 

v,Z r d,k,tr 

vls,p,k,ng 

v,lnt,r,l 

y,lnt,r,Vi3 

v,l?it,ns 

v.l,xis,us 

v,Z,nr,bl 

v,/,nr,td 

v,/,nrt,ng 

v.Z f nrshn 

v,/ 7 gr^,m 

v,l 7 gvzd 

v,l,gvz,ng 

v,l,gv,ns 

vr,plz,xig 

vr,pr,-p,rsJm 

w,pr,mt 

vr,ipr,m,t,ri8 

vr,prz,d 

#r,pnd,rs 

^r,p,k,chr 

vr,bs,ns 

vr,b,lz,m 

vr,b,lzd 

vr,b\z,ng 

v,r ; bl,n-5 

vr,b,lns 

vr,b,l,nst 

vr,bv,\d 

vr,hvt [ing] 

z?r,br,dn 

^r,br,dnd 

#r,br,dn,ug 

vr,b,r,n,ng 

z;r,brskn 

vr,fi,sht 



overflusliing 

overflowing!/ 

overfruitfal 

cverforward 

overforwardness 

overoffended 

verification 

overmullitude 

vermiform 

vermifugal 

vermivorous 

ever-memorable 

overmodest 

overmasted 

overmaster 

vermination 

overmeasured 

vermiculate 

vermiculated 

vermiculating 

vermicular 

vermiculation 

vertebrated 

overtrust 

overturnable 

overturned 

overturner 

overturning 

vertiginous 

vertiginousness 

vertically 

vertical ness 

I overdiiigent 
overdrink 
verdigris • 
Havre-de-Grace 
overspread 
overspent 
versability 

| versableness 
versiflcator 
versification 
verisimilitude 
versatility 
versatileness 
oversaturate 
ove rsaturated 
oversatu rating 
overstrain 
overstrowu 



vr,fl,sk,v\g 

tfr.fl,ng,Z 

vrfrtfi 

vr,f r,rd 

vr,fr,r,d,n$ 

vr,f 7 n x dd 

v,r,f,kshn 

vr,m,lt,td 

#r,m.fr,m 

vr,m,t\g\ 

^r,m,vrs 

v?',m,m,r,bl 

vr,m,dst 

vr,ms,td 

vr,mstr 

rr,m,nshn 

vr,m, zhrd 

vr,m,k,U 

#r,m.k,/,td 

tf>- ; m,k,Z£,ug 

z;r,m,k,Z,r 

vr,m,k,hkn 

vrt,br,td 

vr,trs£ 

vrt,r,n,bl 

vrt.rnd 

vrt,r,nr 

vrt,r,n,ng 

vrl.j,ns 

vrt,j,ns,ns 

vrt,kl,t 

vrt,kl,ns 

vrd,/.jnt 

#>\dr,ng,k 

vrd,grs 

vrd,grs 

vrs ,prd 

vrs,\mt 

v?s,b,l,t 

vrs,b\,ns 

vrs,f,k,tr 

vrs,i\ kshn 

vrs,m,l,t& 

vrs,t,l,t 

vrs,t,l,ns 

vrs,X,rt 

vrs,t,r,td 

vrs,t,rt,ug 

vrs, trn 

vrs ,trn 



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US 



overstrike 

versicular 

versicolored 

overliberal 

overwhelmingly 

everlasting 

everlastingly 

virulently 

overelegant 

vernacular 

vernacularism 

virtuousness 

avariciousness 

voraciousness 

overcomingly 

overquietness 

overcareful 

overcoufidence 

overglance 

overeagerness 

venomousness 

ventiduct 

ventilated 

ventilator 

ventilating 

ventilation 

ventriloquy 

ventriloquist 

ventriloquial 

ventrilocution 

ventriloquism 

ventricle 

vantage-ground 

vendibility 

vendibleness 

vendue-master 

vandalism 

vindicable 

vindicability 

vindicative 

vindictive 

'vindictively 

vindictiveness 

vindicated 

vindicator 

vindicatory 

vindicating 

vindication 



t>rs,tr,k 

i;rs,k,£,r 

vrs,k,lrd 

vr,l,bv,\ 

vr,l,m,ng,l 

vr,lst [ing] 

vr,ls,t,ng,l 

vr,1nt,l 

vr,l,g,nt 

vr,\\,k,lr 

vi'M,k,lrz,m 

vr,chs,ns 

vr,sks,ns 

v,r,shs,ns 

w,k,m,ng^ 

vr,k,t,ns 

t;r, k,r,fl 

vr,k,n,f,dns 

vr,g\ns 

ar,gr,ns 

v,n,ms,ns 

v,nt,d,kt 

vnt,Z,td 

vnt,Z,tr 

vny7,ng 

Yllt, Ishn, 

v,nt,rZ,k 

v,nt,rZ,kst 

v ? nt,r/,kl 

v,nt,r/,kshn 

\,nt,rl,kz,m 

vnt,r,kl 

v,nt,j,grnd 

v,nd,b,£,t 

v,nd,bl,ns 

v,n f d,mstr 

vncU#,m 

vnd,k,bl 

vnd,k,bljt 

vnd,kt,v 

vnd,kt,v 

vnd,kt,vl 

vnd,kt,v,ns 

vnd,k,td 

•vnd,k,tr 

vnd,kt,r 

vnd,kt,ng 

vnd,kshn 



heaven-aspiring 

vincibility 

vincibleness 

venesection 

heavenly-minded 

heavenly-minded- 

ness 
venerableness 
heaven-inspired 
venturesome 
venturesomely 
venturously 
venturousness 
avenge ment 
evangelist 
evangelism 
evangelized 
evangelization 
evangelizing 
evangelical 
evangelically 
vanishment 
evanishment 
heaven-gifted 
vainglorious 
vaingloriously 
evening-star 
vouchsafement 
vegetability 
vegetativeness 
vigilantly 
victimated 
vie ti mating 
victimized 
victimizing 
victoriously 
victoriousness 
Vicksburg 
vaccinated 
vaccinating 
vaccination 
vexatiously 
vexatiousness 
viscountship 
vagabondize 
vagabondism 
vigorousness 
vanquishable 



v,ns,p,r,ng 

\,ns,b,l,t 

v,ns,bl,ns 

v,m,kshn 

v,nl,m,n,dd 

[ v,n,l,m,n,dd,ns 

v,nr,bl,ns 

vn,ns,p,rd 

v,n,chrs.m 

v,n,chrs,m,2 

v,n,chrs,Z 

V,n,chrs,ns 

v,n ? j,mnt 

v,n,j,/s£ 

v,nj,lz,m 

v,n,],lzd 

\ f n,j,lzshn 

v,n.j,/*,ng 

v,n,j,Z,kl 

v,n,j,Z,kl 

v,n,sh,mnt 

v,n,sh,mnt 

vn,g,f,td 

v,n,gl,rs 

\,n,g\,rs,l 

vn,ngs,t,r 

v,chs.f,mnt 

v,jt,bl,t 

v.jt,t,v,ns 

xj,lnt,l 

v,k,t,m,td 

v,k,t,mt [ing] 

\,k,t,mzd 

V,k,t,m2r,ng 

v,k,t,rs,l 

V,k,t,rs,ns 

v,ks,b,r,g 

v,ks,n,td 

v,ks-,nt,ng 

v 3 ks,nshn 

v,kis,sks,l 

v,ks)shs,ns 

V)k 7 nt,sh,p 

V,g,bnd,z 

v,g,bndzm 

v,grs,ns 

v,ng,k,sh,bl 



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PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. It. 



Exercise V. 
Containing words the first consonant- sound of which is " m. 1 



Impoverishment 

impoverished 

impoverisher 

impoverishing 

imputableness 

imputatively 

impetuousness 

impetrable 

impetrative 

impetratory 

impetration 

impotently 

impediment 

impudently 

impossibility 

impassability 

impassableness 

impassivenesa 

impalpable 

impalpability 

amplificate 

amplificated 

amplificator 

amplificating 

amplification 

implement 

employment 

empalement 

impalatable 

impoliteness 

impolitical 

impolitically 

impulsively 

impulsiveness 

implicitly 

emplaster 

emplastered' 

emplastering 

implicitness 

implausible 

implausibility 

maple-sugar 

imploration 

imploringly 



mp ? vr,sh,mnt 

mp,\r,sht 

mp,vr,shr 

mp,vr,sh,ng 

mp,t,bl,ns 

mp,tt,vl 

mp,ts,ns 

mp,tr,bl 

mp,tr,t,v 

mp,trt,r 

mp,trshn 

mp,tnt [Z] 

mp,d,mnt 

mp,dnt [Z] 

mps,b,Z,t 

mps,b,Z,t 

mps,bl,ns 

mps,v,ns 

mp,Z,p,bl 

mp,Z,p,bl,t 

mp,Z.f.k,t 

mp,Z,f,k,td 

mp,Z.f,k,tr 

mp.Z,f,k,t,ng 

mp,Z.f,kshn 

m,pl,mnt 

m.pl,mnt 

mp,Z,mnt 

mp ? ZZ,bl 

mp,ZZ,ns 

mp,ZZ r kl 

mp,ZZ,kl 

mp, ls,v>l 

mp,Z.s.v,m 

m.pls,t,Z 

m,pZsZr 

m.pls.trd 

m,plstr [ing] 

m,pls,t,ns 

m,pl^,bl 

m.plz,bl,t 

m,pl,sft,gr 

m.,Y>\,rshn 

m,pl,r.ng,Z 



implanted 

implantation 

implanting 

implunged 

im plunging 

implacable 

implacably 

implacability 

implacableness 

implicative 

implicatively 

implicated 

implicating 

implication 

impropriety 

improperly 

impropitious 

improportionable 

improportionate 

improbable 

improbably 

improbability 

im probation 

imperfect 

im perfected 

imperfectly 

imperfectness 

imperfecting 

imperfection 

improvable 

improvably 

imperviable 

im provability 

improvableness 

improvement 

improvident 

improvidently 

improvidence 

imperviously 

imperviousness 

improvisation 

impermeable 

impermeability 

impermeableness 



m,pln,td 

m,plnt,s^7i 

m,plnt,ng 

m,pln.jd 

m,pln.j,ng 

m,p1,k,bl 

m,pl,k,bl 

m,pl,k,bl,t 

m,pl,k,bl,ns 

m,pl,kt,v 

m,pl,kt,vl 

m,pl,k,td 

m,pl,kt,ng 

m,pl,kshn 

m,pr,pr,t 

m,pr,pr,Z 

m,pr,p,sfo 

m,pr,p,r,sh,n,bl 

m,pr.pr.,s4,ilt 

m,pr,b,bl 

m,pr,b,bl 

m,pr,b,bl,t 

m,pi\bshn 

mp.r,f,kt 

mp.r,f,k,td 

mp,r,f,k,t,l 

mp,r.f.k,t,ns 

mp,r,f.k,t,ng 

mp,r,f,kshn 

mp,r,v,bl 

mp,r,v.bl 

mp,r,v,bl 

mp,r,v,b,l,t 

mp.r,v,bl,n* 

mp,r,v,mnt 

m,pr,v,dnt 

m,pr,v,dnt [Z] 

m,pr,\ r ,dns 

mp, i-,vs,l 

mp,r,vs,ns 

mp,r,v*shn 

m,pr,m,bl 

m,pr,m,bl,t 

m,pr ; m,bl,ns 



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175 



imprimatur 

importable 

impartible 

imperatively 

imperativeness 

impartment 

imperturbable 

imperturbation 

imperatorial 

important 

importunate 

importunity 

importunately 

importunateness 

importuned 

importance 

impor tuner 

impertinent 

impertinently 

impertinence 

impertinency 

importuning 

importation 

im pardonable 

imprudence 

imprudent 

imprudently 

imperceptible 

imperceptibly 

imperceptibility 

imperceptibleness 

impressible 

impressibility 

imperceivable 

impressively 

impressiveness 

impersuasible 

empiricism 

imprecision 

impersonate 

imperiousness 

impersonal 

impersonally 

imprisonment 

imprisoned 

imprisoning 

improlific 

imperialist 

imperialized 

unparalleled 



m,pr.m,tr 

mp,r£,bl 

mp,W,bl 

mp,rt,v,l 

mp,?-£,v,ns 

mp,rt,mnt 

mp,rt,r,b,bl 

mp,rt,r,bshn 

mp,rt,rl 

mp,r£,nt 

mp,rt,nt 

mp,rt,n,t 

mp,rt,nt,\ 

mp,rt,nt,ns 

mp,rt,nd 

mp,rt,ns 

mp,ri,nr 

mp,?^,nnt 

mp,rt,imt,l 

mp,rt,nns 

mp,rt,n,n,s 

mp,r£,n,ng 

mp,r,tshn 

mp,r,d,n,bl 

m,pr,dns 

m,pr,dnt 

m,pr,dnt [Z] 

m,prs,pt,bl 

m,prs,pt,bl 

m,prs,pt,bl,t 

m,prs,pt,bl,ns 

m,prs,bl 

m,prs,bl,t 

m,prs,v,bl 

m,prs,v,Z 

m,prs,v,ns 

m,prsz,bl 

mp,r.sz,m 

m,prsshn 

mp,rs,nt 

mp,rs,n5 

m,prs,nl 

m,prs,nl 

m,prz,n,m,u,t 

m,prz,nd 

m,pi'2r,n,ng 

m,pr,Z,f,k 

mp,r,lst 

mp,?-,lzd 

m,pr,Z,ld 



imprinted 

imprinting 

imperishable 

imperishableness 

impartiality 

impartialist 

imprecated 

imprecator 

imprecatory 

impracticable 

impracticably 

impracticability 

impracticableness 

imprecating 

imprecation 

impregnable 

impregnably 

impregnability 

impregnate 

impregnated 

impregnating 

impregnation 

impenetrable 

impenetrably 

impenetrability 

impenetrableness 

impenitent 

impenitently 

impenitence 

imponderable 

imponderably 

imponderability 

imponderableness 

imponderousness 

impendent 

impendence 

impendency 

impeachment 

impatiently 

impatience 

impugnation 

embodiment 

embossment 

ambassadress 

embezzlement 

embezzled 

embezzling 

emblematic 

emblematical 

emblematically 



m,prn,td 

m,prnt,ng 

mp,r,sh,bl 

mp,?-,sh,bl,ns 

mp,r,shl,t 

mp,r,shlst 

m,pr,k,td 

m,pr,k,tr 

m,pr,k,tr 

m,pr,k,t,k,bl 

m,pr,k,t,k,bl 

m,pr,k,t,k,b,Z,t 

m,pr,k,t,k,bl,ns 

m,pr,kt,ng 

m,pr,kshn 

m,pr,g,n,bl 

m,pr,g,n,bl 

m,pr,g,n,bljt 

m,pr,g,nt 

m,pr,g,n,td 

m,pr,g,nt,ng 

m,pr,g,nshn 

mp,n,tr,bl 

mp,n ? tr,bl 

mp,n,tr,bl,t 

mp,n.tr,bl,ns 

mp,n,tnt 

mp,n,tnt [7] 

mp,n,t«s 

mp,n,dr,bl 

mp,n ? dr,bl 

mp,n,dr,bl,t 

mp,n,dr,bl,ns 

mp,n,drs,ns 

mp,n,dnt 

mp,n,dws 

mp,n,dn,s 

mp,ch,mnt 

mp, sknt,l 

mpshns 

mp.g.nshn 

m,b,d,mnt 

m,bs,mnt 

m,bs,drs 

m,b2r,Z,mnt 

m,bz,ld 

m,hz,l,ng 

m,bl,mt,k 

m,bl,mt,kl 

m,bl,mt,kl 



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emboldening 

emblazonment 

emblazoned 

emblazoner 

emblazonry 

emblazoning 

umbrif'erous 

imbrument 

embroidered 

embroiderer 

embroidering 

embrace ment 

imbursement 

embarrassment 

embroilment 

umbrageousness 

embarkation 

ambush ment 

ambitiousness 

ambiguousness 

embankment 

amphibiousness 

amphi biological 

am phi biol ogically 

amphitheatric 

amphitheatrical 

Amphictyons 

Amphictyonic 

movableness 

mumblingly 

membranous 

membership 

Memphremagog 1 

Mahometanism 

Mahometanized 

Mahometanizing 

mammalogist 

memorability 

memorialist 

memorialized 

memorandum 

memorandum-book 

momentously 

momentousness 

momentarily 

metoposcopy 

metoposcopist 

metaplasm 

mutableness 

metaphysician 



m,b,Z,dn,ng 

m,bLz,n,ra,n,t 

m,blz ? nd 

m,blz,nr 

m,blr,nr 

m,blz,n,ng 

m,br,frs 

m,br,mnt 

m,br,drd 

m, brd, r,r 

m,br,dr,ng 

m,brs,mnt 

m,brs,mnt 

m,b,rs,mnt 

m,br,Z,mnt 

m,br,js,ns 

m,br,kshn 

m,b,sh,mnt 

m,b,sks,ns 

m,b,gs,ns 

m,b,ng,k,mnt 

m,f,bs,ns 

m,f,b r Z,j,kl 

m,f,b,Z.j,kl 

m,f,th,tr,k 

m,f,th,tr,kl 

m,f,k,tMz 

m,f,k.t,n,k 

m ? v,bl,ns 

m,m,bl,ng,2 

m,m,br,ns 

m,m,br,sA,p 

m,m,fr,m,£f,ff 

m,m,t,nz,m 

m,m,t,nzd 

m,m,t,nz,ng 

m.m,Z,j^ 

m,m,r,bl,t 

m r m,r,lst 

m,m,r,lzd 

m,m,rnd,m 

m,m,rn^,m,b,k 

m,m,n,ts,J 

m,m,n,t^n* 

m,mnt,r,£ 

m,t,ps,k,p 

m,t,p,?,k,ps2 

mt,pk,m 

mt,bl,ns 

mt ; foshn 



metaphysics 

metaphysical 

metaphysically 

metaphorist 

metaphorical 

metaphorically 

metemptosis 

metempsychosis 

metamorphose 

metamorphosed 

metamorphosis 

metamorphosing 

metatarsus 

metatarsal 

metaleptic 

metaleptical 

metaleptically 

metalepsis 

metalliform 

mettlesomely 

mettlesomeness 

metallization 

metallurgist 

metallurgic 

metallography 

metropolite 

metropolitan 

metropolis 

matrimonial 

matrimonially 

materialist 

materialism 

meteorologist 

meteorological 

matriculate 

matriculated 

matriculating 

matriculation 

mutinousness 

modification 

Mediterranean 

mediatorship 

midstream 

maidservant 

meddlesomeness 

Middlesex 

moderateness 

modernness 

modernist 

modernism 



mt,fz,kz 

mt,fo,kl 

mt,fz,kl 

mt,frs£ 

mt,fr,kl 

mt,fr,kl 

mt,m,ts5 

mt,ms,kss 

mt,m,r,fs 

mt,m,r,fs£ 

int,m,r,fss 

mt,m,r,fs,ng 

mt,trss 

mt,trs,Z 

mt,Z,pt,k 

mt,Z,pt,ki 

mt,/,pt,kl 

mt,l,p$s 

mt,Z,f,r,m 

mt,/5,m^ 

mt,Zs.m,ns 

ml,lzshn 

mt,Z,r,js£ 

mt,Z,rj,k 

mt,/,gr,f 

mt,r,p,lt 

mt,r,p,#,n 

mt,r,p,Zs 

m,tr,m,n,l 

m,tr,m,n,£ 

mt,r,lst 

mt,r,lz,m 

mt,?\ljst 

mt,r,Z,j,kl 

m,tr,k,/£ 

m,tr,k,Z,td 

m,tr,k,#,ng 

m,tr,k,lskn 

m,t,ns,ns 

md,f,kshn 

md,tr,nn 

md,tr,s^ r p 

mds,tr,m 

mds.r,vnt 

md,Zs,m,n$ 

md,ls,ks 

md,rt,ns 

md,r,n,ns 

md,r,nst 

md,r,nz,m 



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Ill 



modernized 

mod cruizing 

midshipman 

Madagascar 

mathematics 

mathematical 

mathematically 

mathematician 

method istic 

methodistical 

methodism 

mythological 

Mithridates 

misplaced 

misplacing 

misapplication 

disproportion 

misproportioned 

misproportioning 

misprint 

misprinted 

misprinting 

misapprehend 

misapprehended 

misapprehending 

mispronounce 

mispronounced 

mispronouncing 

mispronunciation 

misapprehension 

misbestowed 

misbegotten 

misformed 

misfortune 

misim proved 

mismanagement 

mismanaged 

mismanaging 

mysticism 

masterpiece 

masturbation 

mastertouch 

Amsterdam 

mistrust 

mistrusted 

masterstroke 

mistrusting 

mistrustingly 

mysteriously 



md,r,nzd 
md.r.nr.ng 
md,«&,p,mii 
aid,gs,kr 

ni,th,mt,k* 

m,th.mt,kl 

m,thant,kl 

m,th,m.tshn 

m,thd,st,k 

m,thd,st,kl 

m,th,d2r,m 

m,th,Zj,kl 

m,thrd,tr 

ms,pl^ 

ms,pls,ng 

ms.pl r kshn 

ms,])r,-p,rskn 

ms ; pr,p, rshnd 

ms,pr,p,rsJm- 

. [rag] 

ms,prnt 

m.s,prn,td 

ms.prnt,ng 

ms,prnd 

ms.prn.dd 

ms,prud,ng 

ms,pr,n,ns 

ms,-pv,n,nst 

ms.pr,n,n$,ng 

m.?,pr,n,nsshn 

ms,pr,nshn 

ms,bs,td 

ms,b,gt,n 

m*Jf,r,rad 

m.s,f.r/,n 

m#,m,pr,vd 

ms,m,n,j,mnt 

in.s,m,n,jd 

ms,m,n,j,ng 

ms,tsz,m 

ms,tr,ps 

ms,tr,bslm 

ms,trt,ch 

ms,trd,m 

ms,tvst 

m$,tr«,td 

ms,trs,tr,k 

ms 7 trst,ng 

ms,trs£,ng,Z 

ms,t,rs r l 



mystenousness 

masterless 

mistranslated 

mistranslation 

mistakable 

masticated 

masticating 

mistakenly 

mastication 

misadvised 

misadventure 

misdemeanor 

misdirect 

misdirected 

misdirecting 

miscellaneousness 

mucilaginous 

misreport 

misreported 

misreporting 

misrepresent 

misrepresented 

misrepresentation 

misrepresenting 

misremember 

misremembered 

misremembering 

masoretical 

misrecited 

misreciting 

misrelated 

misrelating 

misrelation 

misarranged 

misarranging 

misinform 

misinformed 

misinformation 

misinforming 

misinterpret 

misinterpreted 

misinterpretation 

misinterpreting 

misunderstood 

misunderstand 

misunderstanding 

misanthrope 

misanthropy 

misanthropist 

misanthropic 



ms,t,rs,ns 

ms^tr,ls 

ms,tr,nsi,td 

ms,lr,n~s,lshn 

ms,t,k,bl 

ms,t,k,td 

ms,t,kt,ng 

ms 7 t,k,nl 

m-s,t,kshn 

ms,d,\'zd 

ms,d.v,n,chr 

m5,d,mn,r 

ms,dr,kt 

im,dr,k,td 

ms,dr,kt,ng 

m$,l,ns,Ti$ 

ms,Z,j,ns 

ms,r,p,rt 

ms,r,p,r,td 

ms,r,p,r£.ng 

ms,r,prz,nt 

ms.r.prz,n,td 

ms,r,pr;r,n,tshn 

m*,r,pr:zr,nt,ng 

ms,r,m,m,br 

ms 7 r,m,m,brd 

ms,r,m,m 3 br 7 ng 

ms,r£,kl 

ms,rs,td 

ms,rs,t,ng 

xm,r,Z,td 

ms,r,lt,ng 

ms,r,lsh?i 

ms,r,n,jd 

ms,r,n ? j.ng 

ms.n,f,r,m 

ms,n,f,r,md 

ms,n,f,r,mshn 

ms,n,f.r,m,ng 

ms,n,tr,prt 

ms,n,tr,pr,td 

ni5,n,tr 7 pr,tshn 

ms,n,tr,prt[ing] 

ins,n,dr*,td 

ms,n,drs,tnd 

ms,n,drs.tnd,ng 

m.s,n,thr,p 

ms,n,thr,p 

msm,thr,ps£ 

nw,n,thr,p,k 



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PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



misanthropical 

misin struct 

misinstructed 

misiustructing 

misinstruction 

mischief-maker 

mischief-making 

mischievously 

mischievousness 

Massachusetts 

emasculated 

emasculating 

miscalculate 

miscalculated 

miscalculating 

miscalculation 

miscreated 

masqueraded 

masquerading 

miscreant 

miscounted 

misconduct 

misconducted 

misconducting 

misconception 

misconceive 

misconceived 

misconceiving 

misconstrue 

misconstrued 

misconstruction 

misconjecture 

misconjectured 

misconjecturing 

Muskingum 

misgovern 

misgovernment 

misgoverned 

misgoverning 

misguidance 

miserableness 

whimsicalness 

malpractice 

malieableness 

malfeasance 

mellifluent 

mellifluence 

malformation 

malefactor 



ms,n,thr,p,kl 

ms,ns,tr,kt 

m5,n5,tr,k,td 

ms,ns,tr,kt,ng 

m-s,ns,tr,kshn 

ms,ch,f,m,kr 

ms,ch,f,m,k,ng 

ms,cb,vs,l 

ms,ch,vs,ns 

ms,chs,ts 

m5,k,Z,td 

ms ? k,Z£,ng 

ms,kl,klt 

ms,kl,kl,td 

ms,kl,klt,ng 

ms,kl,klshn 

ms,kr,td 

ms,k,r,dd 

ms,k,r,d,ng 

ms r kr,nt 

ms,k.n,td 

ms,knd,kt 

ms,knd,k,t,d 

ms,knd,kt,ng 

ms,k,ns,pshn 

ms,k,us,v 

ms,k,ns,vd 

ms,k,ns,v,ng 

m.<?,k,ns,tr 

ms,k,ns,trd 

ms,k,ns,tr,kshn 

ms,k,n,j,k,chr 

ms,k,nj,k,chrd 

ms,k,n.j,k,chr ■ 

*g 
ms,k,ng,g,m 

ms r g,vrn 

ms.g,vrn,mnt 

ms,g,vrnd 

ms,g ? vrn,ng 

ms,g,dns 

mz,r f h\,ns 

mz,k,\,ns 

m,Z,pr,k,ts 

m,Z,bl,ns 

m,U'z,ris 

m,Z.fl,nt 

m,Z,fl.ns 

m,Z,fr,mshn 

m,Z,f,k,tr 



malevolent 

malevolently 

malevolence 

multiplex 

multiplied 

multiplicity 

multiplier 

multiplicate 

multiplicand 

multiplication 

multiplicating 

multiform 

multifarious 

multifariously 

multifariousness 

multitudinous 

maltreatment 

maltreated 

maltreating 

maladministration 

melodiousness 

melodramatic 

Maelstroom 

molestation 

maliciousness 

Melchisedek 

malcontent 

amalgamated 

amalgamating 

malignant 

malignantly 

malignancy 

morbidness 

marvellously 

marvellousness 

murmuringly 

mortification . 

martyrdom 

meritoriously 

meritoriousness 

martyrized 

martyrizing 

meretricious 

meretriciously 

meretriciousness 

martingal 

homeward-bound 

murderously 

mirthfulness 

mercifulness 



m,l,v,lnt 

m,Z,v,Z^,Z 

m,/,v,/7w 

mlt.pl,ks 

mlt,pld 

mlt,pls,t 

mlt,pl,r 

mlt,pl,kt 

mlt,pl,knd 

mlt,pl,kshn 

mlt,[)[,kt,ng 

m,U,t\rm 

m, It S,rs 

m,lt,i)rs,l 

m,lt,l',rs,ns 

mM,td,ns 

m,Z,trt,mnt 

m,Z,tr,t,d 

m,Ltvl [ing] 

m,Z,d,m,ns£rshn 

m,Z.ds,ns 

m,Z,dr,mt,k 

m,Zs,tr,m 

m,Zs£shn 

m,l,sks,ns 

m,£,kz,d,k 

m,Z,k,n,tnt 

m,Z.g,m,td 

m,Z,g,mt,ng 

m ; Z,g,nnt 

m,Z,g,nnt,£ 

m,Z,g,n,n,s 

m,r,b,d,ns 

m,r,v,ls,l 

m,r,v\s,ns 

mr,mr,ng,£ 

m,r£,f,ksha 

m,rt,rd,m 

m,rt,rs,l 

m,rt,rs,ns 

m,rt,rzd 

m,rt,rz,ng 

m,rt,r,shs 

m,rt,r,shs,£ 

m,rt,r,shs,ns 

m,r£,n,gl 

m,rd,bud 

mrd, rs,l 

m,r,th,fl,ns 

m,rs,f,Z,ns 



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mercilessly 
mercilessness 
mercenarily 
moral izat ion 

mo urn f'ul i] ess 

merchantable 

marketplace 

marketplace 

marketable 

miraculously 

miracuiousness 

Americanism 

Americanized 

Americanizing 

omnipotent 

omnipotently 

omnipotence 

monopolist 

monopolized 

monopolizer 

monopolizing 

manipulation 

omnipresent 

omnipresence 

amenableness 

moneybags 

manifested 

manifestly 

manifestation 

manifesting 

munificent 

munificently 

munificence 

manful ness 

manufactory 

manufacture 

manufactured 

manufacturer 

manufacturing 

monumental 

Montpelier 

mountebank 

Montmorency 

Montserrat 

mantlepiece 

maintainable 

maintenance 

Montgomery 

mindfulness 

amendment 



m,rs,ls,l 

m,rs,ts,ns 

m,rs,n,rl 

m,rlzsh?i 

m,r,u,rl,ns 

m.r,ch,nt,bl 

m.r,kt,pl* 

m,r.kt,prs 

m,?\kt,bl 

mr,kls,Z 

mr,kls.ns 

mr,k,n;r,m 

mrM.nzd 

mr,k,n2,ng 

m,n,p,tnt 

m,n,p,tnt [Z] 

m,u,vJns 

m,n,p.lst 

m,n.p,lzd 

m,n,plz,r 

m,n,plr,ng 

m,n,p,lshn 

m,n,prcr,nt 

m,n,pr2r,ns 

m,n,bl,ns 

m,n,b.g^ 

m,n,fs,td 

m,n,fs.t,Z 

m.n,fsZshn 

m,n.fsZ [ing] 

m,n,fe,tit 

m,n,fs,ut,Z 

m,n.fs,ns 

m,n,h\n.s 

m,n,f,k,tr 

m,n.f,k,chr 

m.n,f,k,chrd 

m,n,f,k.chr,r 

m,n,f,k»chr,ng 

m,n.m.n,tl 

mnt.p,Z,r 

mnt,bng,k 

mnt,m,r,?z,s 

m,n,ts,rt 

m,n,tl,ps 

m,n,t,n.bl 

m,u,t,tms 

mut.g.mr 

m,n,d,fl,ns 

m,n,d,mnt 



mendicant 

emancipated 

emancipator 

emancipating 

municipality 

emancipation 

emancipationist 

manstealer 

manstealing 

menstruum 

ministered 

menstruous 

monstrous 

monstrosity 

monstrously 

monstrousness 

minstrel 

menstrual 

ministerial 

ministerially 

minstrelsy 

ministration 

ministering 

monastical 

monastically 

monosyllable 

monosyllabic 

manslaughter 

manservant 

manuscript 

money-lender 

mineralogist 

mineralogical 

monarchist 

monarchical 

Manchester 

money-changer 

manageableness 

management 

mensurable 

mensurability 

mentionable 

many-colored 

matchlessness 

magistrate 

magistracy 

magisterial 

magisterially 

majestical 

majestically 



m,n,d,knt 

m,ns,p,td 

m,ns ; p,tr 

m,ri5,pt [ing] 

m,ns,p,Z,t 

m,ns,pshn 

m,ns,p,sk,nst 

-m,ns,t,Z,r 

m,ns,t,Z,ng 

m.m,tr,m 

m,ns,trd 

mms.trs 

m,ns,trs 

m,n.s,trs,t 

m,ns.trs,Z 

m,nsJrs,ns 

m,ns,tr,l 

m,ns,tr,l 

m,ns,Lr,l 

m,ns,t,r,Z 

m,ns,tr,Z,s 

m,ns£rshn 

m,nstr [ing] 

m,ns,t,kl 

m,ns,t,kl 

m,ns.Z.bl 

m.ns,Z,b,k 

m,ns,Z,tr 

m,ns,r,vnt 

m,ns,kr,pt 

m,n,Ind,r 

m,nv,ljst 

m,nr.7,j,kl 

m,nr,ks£ 

m,nr,k,kl 

m,n,chsZ?* 

m.n,ch.n.jr 

m,n,i,bl,ns 

m,n,j.mnt 

m,n,shr.bl 

m,n,shr,bl,t 

m,n,sh.n,bl 

m,n.k.lrd 

m,chZ.s,ns 

m,j.5,trt 

m.js,tr,s 

m.js,t,r,l 

m,js,t,r,Z 

mj.s,t,kl 

mj*,t,kl 



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majesticalness 

major-general 

imaginativeness 

ho m oge neou sness 

homogenialness 

measurement 

Macadamized 

Macadamizing m 

Maximilian 

Mecklenburg 

micrometer 

micrometrical 

microscope 

microscopist 

microscopic 

microscopical 

microscopically 

microcosm 

mechanical ness 

mocking-bird 



m,js,t,kl,ns 

m,jr.j,nr,l 

m,j,nt,v,ns 

m.j. us, us 

m,j,nl,ns 

m,zhr,mnt 

m,kd,mzd 

m,kd,mz,ng 

mMs,m,ln 

m,kl,n,br,g 

m,kr,m,tr 

m.kr,mt,r,kl 

m,krs.k,p 

m,krs,k,ps£ 

m,krs,k,p,k 

m,-krs,k,p,kl 

m,krs,k,p ? kl 

m,kr,kz,m 

m,k,n,kl,ns 

m 7 k,ng,b,rd 



magnifiable 

magnificent 

magnificently 

magnificence 

magnificate 

magnificated 

magnifical 

magnetism 

magnetized 

magnetizing 

magnetical 

magnetically 

magneticalness 

magniloquent 

magniloquence 

magnanimity 

magnanimous 

magnanimously 

minglingly 

inanglingly 



m,g,n,f,bl 

m,g,n,fs,nt 

m,g,n.f.9,nt,£ 

m,g,n*fe,ns 

m.g.n.f,k,t 

m.g,n,f,k,td 

m,g,n,f,kl 

m,g,n,tz,m 

m.g,n,tzdJ 

m,g,n,tz,ng 

m,g,nt,kl 

m,g,nt,kl 

m,g,nt,kl,n$ 

m,g.nl,knt 

rn,g,n\,kns 

m,g,n,n,m,t 

m,g,n,n,ms 

m,g,n,n,ms,£ 

m,ng,gl,ng,l 

m,ng,gl,ng,l 



Exercise VI. 
Containing words the first consonant- sound of which is " tv 



Topsy-turvy 

typical ness 

topgallant 

typographer 

topographer 

typographic 

topographic 

typographical 

typographically 

topographical 

topographically 

tableland 

tablecloth 

tabernacle 

tobacconist 

tempestuous 

tempestuously 

tempestuousnesa 

temperament 

temperately 

tern pe rat enes3 

temporalness 

temporarily 

temporariuess 



t,ps,t,r,v 

t,p,kl,ns 

t,-p,g,hit 

t,p,gr,fr 

t,P,gr,fr 

t,p,gr,f,k 

t,p,gr,f,k 

t,p.gr,f,kl 

t,p,gr.f,kl 

t,p,gr,f,kl 

t,p,gr.f,kl 

t,b\,lnd 

t,bl,kl,th 

t,br,n.kl 

t,b,k,ns£ 

t,mps,chs 

t,mp.s,cbs,Z 

t,mps,chs,ns 

t,m,pr,mnt 

t,mp.?-£,Z 

t,mp,rt,ns 

t,mp,?*Z,ns 

t,m p. r,r,l 

t,mp ; r ; r,n« 



temperance 

tumefaction 

atmospheric 

atmospherical 

timeserver 

timeserving 

tumultuously 

tumultuousness 

etymologist 

etymological 

etymologically 

timorousness 

tautologist 

tautological 

tatierdemalion 

taciturnity 

outstanding 

taskmaster 

twelvemonth 

Talmudist 

toilsomeness 

telescopic 

talismanic 

toierableness 



t,mp, rns 

t,m,f,kshn 

t,ms,fr,k 

t,ms.fr,kl 

t,ms,r^r 

t,ras,r,v,ng 

t,m,l,chs,l 

t,m,Z,ch.s,ns 

t,m,/.js£ 

t,m,/.j.kl 

t,nU,j,kl 

t,m.rs,ns 

wist 

t,y,j,kl 

tt,r,d,rn,ln 

ts,tr,n,t 

ts,tnd.ng 

ts,k,ms£r 

U,v,m.n,th 

t,Z,m.ds£ 

t.ls,m,ns 

tls,k.p,k 

t,/s,m,n,k 

t,Z,r,bl,iis 



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telegraphic 

iorpidness 

trepidation 

trap** tick 

Terpsichore 

triplicate 

triplication 

torporific 

turpentine 

attributable 

turbid ness 

troublesome 

troublesomely 

troublesomeness 

turbulent 

turbulently 

turbulence 

trebleness 

tribulation 

triphthongal 

Trafalgar 

triflingly 

irirlingness 

travestied 

travestying 

trivialness 

traversable 

traversed 

traversing 

trumpet-tongued 

trumpeted 

trumpeter 

trumpeting 

trampled 

trampling 

trembler 

trembling 

tremblingly 

triumphant 

triumphantly 

triumvirate 

tremulously 

tremulousness 

terminated 

tormented 

tormentor 

terminating 

tormenting 

tremendous 

tremendously 



t,/,gr,f,k 
t,** p,d,us 
tr,p,dshn 

tr,ps,t.k t . 

tr,ps,k,r 

tr,pl,kt 

tr,pl,kshn 

tr,pr,f,k 

tr,pnt,n 

tr,bt,bl 

tr,b,d,ns 

tr,bls,m 

tr,bls,m,£ 

tr,bls,m,ns 

bc,b,fni 

tr,b,lntj 

tr,by\ns 

tr,bl,ns 

tr,h, l.skn 

tr,f,th,ng,gl 

tr,f,Z,gr 

tr,h\ng,Z 

tr,fl,ug,ns 

tr,vs,td 

tr,v5,t,ng 

tr,vl,ns 

iVfVrSjbl 

t\\vrst 

Xr,vrs [ing] 

tr,mp,t,t,ng d 

tr,mp,td 

tr,mp.tr , 

tr,mp,t,ng 

ir,m,pld 

tr,m,pl,ng 

tr,m.bl,r 

tr,m,bl,ng 

tr,m.bl,ng,Z 

tr,rn,fnt 

tr,m,fnt,Z 

tr,m,vrt 

tv,m. Is, I 

tr,m,ls,ns 

tr,m,n,td 

tr,m,n,td 

tr,m.n,tr 

tr,m,n,t,ng 

tr,mnt,ng 

tr,m,n,d$ 

tr,in,n,ds,Z 



tremendousness 

terminology 

termination 

terminational 

termagant 

treatment 

tortoise-shell 

triturated 

triturating 

trituration 

traitorously 

traitorousness 

outward-bound 

traducible 

traducingly 

tradesman 

tradeswoman 

Terra del Fuego 

traditional 

traditionally 

traditionary 

traduction 

truthfulness 

trespasser 

trespassing 

tiresomeness 

terrestrial 

terrestrially 

trustiness 

trustingly 

trisyllable 

treasonable 

treasonably 

treasonableness 

trueheartedness 

tournament 

trinitarian 

trundle-bed 

trundled 

trundling 

trenchant 

transient 

treacherously 

treacherousness 

torturingl} 1 - 

tergiversate 

tergiversation 

turgidness 

outrageousness 

heterogeneousnes3 



tr,m,n,ds,ns 

tiynmlj 

tr,m,nshn 

tr,m,nshn,£ 

tr,m,gnt 

trt,mnt 

t,v,ts,sh,l 

trt,r,td 

trt,r£,ng 

tvt,rskn 

tr,trs,l 

tr,tr$,ns 

t,rd,bnd 

tr,ds,bl 

tr,ds,ng,Z 

trdz,mn 

trdz,mn 

t,r,d,Z,f,g 

tr,dshn,l 

tr,dshn,Z 

tr ? dshn,r 

trd,kshn 

tr,th,fl,n* 

trs,ps,r 

trs,ps,ng 

t,rs,m,ns 

t,rs,tr,l 

t,rs,tr,l 

tr$t,ns 

trs£jiig 7 l 

trs,l,bl 

tr^,n,bl 

trz,n,bl 

trz,n,bl ; n* 

tr,r,t,d,ns 

t,rn,mnt 

tr,n,t,r» 

tr,n,dl,bd 

tr,n,dld 

tr,n,dl,ng 

tr,n,chnt 

tr,n,shnt 

lv.chrs,l 

tr,chrs,ns 

tr,chr,ng,£ 

tvj,vrs,t 

tr,j,vrsshn 

tr.jd,ns 

t,r.js,ng 

trj,n$,ns 



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tragicalness 
tractable 
trac tab In- 
tractability 
tractableness 
attractively 
attractiveness 
trickster 
trucklebed 
water-closet 
water-colors 
truculent 
truculency 
truculence 
trigonometry 
trigonometrical 
trigonometrically 
watering-place 
truncated 
truncating 
tranquillity 
tranquilize 
tranquilized 
tranquilizer 
tranquilizing 
tranquilness a 



tr.j,kl,ns 
tr,kt,bl 

tr,kt,bl 

tr,kt,bl,t 

tr,kt,bl,ns 

tr,kt,vl 

tr,kt,v,ns 

tr,ks/r 

tr,kl,bd 

lr,kl;r,t 

tr,\i,lrz 

lr,k,Int 

tr,k,/?i,s 

tr,k,Z?2s 

tr,g,n,m,tr 

tr,gn,mt,r,kl 

tr,gn,mt,r,kl 

tr,ng,pls 

tr,ng,k,td 

tr,ng,kt,ng ♦ 

tr,ng,'kl,t 

tr,ng,klz 

tr,ng.klz<2 

tr,ng,kbr,r 

tr,ng,klz,ng 

tr,ng,kl,ns 



triangular 

triangularly 

attainableness 

attentiveness 

tantamount 

tantalized 

tantalizer 

tantalization 

tantalizing 

tauntingly 

tenderhearted 

tenderheartedness 

tenderness 

tenan table 

tenantless 

tangibility 

tangibleness 

tenaciousness 

teachableness 

talkativeness 

ticklishness 

autocratical 

Ticonderoga 

technologist 

technicality 

technicalness 



tr,ng,gl ; r 

tr,ng,gl,r,J 

t,n,bl,ns 

tnt,v,ns 

t,n,t,mnt 

t,n,t,lzd 

t,n,t,lz,r 

t,n,t,lzshn 

t,n,t,/z,ng 

tnt,ng,Z 

tm.dr,r,td 

t,n,dr,r,td,ns 

t,n,dr,ns 

t,n,nt.bl 

t,n.nt.,ls 

t,n.j,bl,t 

t,n,j,bl,ns 

t,n,shs,ns 

t,ch,bl,i)5 

t,kt,v,ns 

t,kl,sh.ns 

t,krt,kl 

t,knd,r,g 

t,k,nl,js£ 

t,k,n,kl,t 

t,k,n,kl,ns 



Exercise VII. 
Containing words the first consonant-sound of which is " d. 



Depopulated 

depopulating 

depopulation 

adaptableness 

adaptability 

diplomatist 

diplomatic 

deplorable 

deplorably 

deplorableness 

de pi o redly 

deploringly 

duplicated 

duplicating 

duplication 

deprivation 

department 



d,p.p,Z.td 

d,p,p,Z£,ng 

d,r>,p,lshn 

d.pr,bl,ns 

d.pt,bl,t 

d.pl,m,t.<rf 

d,pl,mt,k 

d,pl,r f bl 

d,pl.r,bl 

d,pl,r,bl,ns 

d,pl,r,d,J 

d,pl,r,ng,£ 

d,pl,k,td 

d,pl,kt,ng 

d,pl,kshn 

d,pr,vshn 

d,prt,mnt 



deportment 

departmental 

deportation 

depredated 

depredator 

depredatory 

depredating 

depredation 

depressingly 

depreciation 

deprecative 

deprecated 

deprecatory 

deprecator 

deprecation 

deprecating 

dependable 



d,prt,mnt 

d.prt,m,n,tl 

d,p.r,lshn 

d,prd,td 

d,prd,tr 

d,prd,tr 

d,pr,dt [ing] 

d,pr,dslm 

d,prs,ng,Z 

d,pr,shshn 

d.pr,kt,v 

d.pr,k,td 

d,pr,kt,r 

d,pr.k,tr 

d,pr,kshn 

d,pr,kt, ng 

d,p,n,d,bl 



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dependant 

dependent 

dependency 

dependancy 

dependence 

dependance 

debasement 

doublefaced 

debilitated 

debilitation 

debilitating 

double-tongued 

double-dealing 

diabolical ness 

hudibrastic 

debarkation 

defatigable 

diffidently 

diphthongal 

diffusiveness 

defacement 

divisibility 

diffusibleness 

defeasibleness 

diffusedness 

dephlogisticate 

dephlogisticated 

dephlogisticating 

defalcated 

defalcating 

deflecting 

defalcation 

deflection 

defonnedly 

deformed ness 

deferment 

defrayment 

deformation 

differently 

differential 

deferential 

definitively 

definitiveness 

definiteness 

defend able 

defendant 

defensible 

defensively 

defenceless 

defencelessly 



d,pnd,nt 

d,pnd,nt 

d,pnd,n,s 

d.pnd,n,s 

d,pnd,ns 

d,pnd,ns 

d,bs,mnt 

d,b,#,td 

d,b.Z,tshn 

d,b,Z,tt, [ing] 

d.bl,t,ns:,d 

d,bld,/,ng 

d,bl,kl,n* 

d,brs,t,k 

d,br,kshn 

d,f,t.g,bl 

d,f,dnt [Z] 

d,f,th,ng,gi 

d,fs.v,ns 

d,fs,mnt 

dSz.b,l,t 

dfz.blns 

d,fz,b),ns 

d,fz.d,ns 

d,fl.]s,t,kt 

d,h\j.s,t,k,td 

d.fl,js,t,kt,ng 

d.fl.k.td 

d,fl,kt,ng 

d,fl.k,t,ng 

d.fl,kshn 

d,fl,kshn 

d,fr,md,Z 

d,fr,m,d,ns 

d,fr ? mnt 

d,fr,mnt 

d,fr,mshn 

d,frnt [7] 

d,fr,n,shl 

d,fv,n,skl 

d,f,nt,vl 

d,f.nt,v,ns 

d,f,nt,ns 

d,f,ud,bl 

d,f,nd,nt 

d,f,U5,bl 

d,f,ns,v,Z 

d,f,ns,/s 

d,f,us,ls,l 



defencelessness 

deficiently 

defectible 

defectibility 

defectiveness 

devastating 

devastation 

divisibility 

advisableness 

divisibleness 

advisedly 

advisedness 

development 

devolvement 

divulgence 

advertise ment 

divertissement 

divertised 

advertised 

advertiser 

advertising 

advertent 

advertently 

advertence 

diversified 

diversiform 

diversification 

diversifying 

divorcement 

adverseness 

divergent 

divergence 

divergingly 

adventureful 

adventured 

adventuresome 

adventuresomeness 

adventurously 

adventurousness 

adventurer 

'adventuring 

advantageous 

advantageously 

advantageousness 

adventitious 

adventitiously 

adventitiousness 

advancement 

diving-stone 

dumpishness 



d,f,ns,l,9,ns 

d,[',sh,nt,l 

d,f,k,t,bl 

d,f,k,t,bl,t 

d,f,k,t,v,ns 

d,V5,tt [ing | 

d,vs£shn 

d,vz,b,l,t 

d,v£,bl.,n* 

d f V2r,bl,n« 

d,vz,d,l 

d,vz,d,ns 

d,vl,p,mnt 

d,vl,v,mnt 

d,vl.jns 

d,v,?*,t2r,mnt 

d<v,r,\z,mnt 

d,v,r,Xzd 

d,\\r,\.zd 

d,v,r,tr,r 

d,v,r.U-',ng 

d,v,rZ,nt 

d,v,r£,nt,Z 

d,v,rt,ns 

d,v,r.s,fd 

d,v,rs,f,r,m 

d,v,rs,f,kshn 

d,v,rs,f,ng 

d,vrs,mnt 

d,v,?s,ns 

d,v,r,jnt 

d,v,r,jns 

d,vr,j,ng,* 

d t v,n,ehr;fl 

d,v,n,chrd 

d.v,n,chrs,m. 

d,v,n f chrs,m,nff 

d,vm r chrs,Z 

d,v r n,ehrs,ns 

d,v,n,ch^r 

d,v,n,chr,ng 

d.v,nt,js 

d.v,nt,is.Z 

d,v.nt,j.s,n.s 

d,v,nt,sbs 

d,v,nt,shs,l 

d.v,nt,shs,ns 

d,v,ns,mnt 

d,v,ngs,tn 



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diametrical 

diametrically 

admissibility 

domesticity 

domesticate 

domesticated 

domesticating 

domestical 

domestically 

domestication 

domiciliated 

domiciliating 

domiciliation 

doomsday-book 

-demulishment 

admirability 

admirableness 

demoralized 

demoralization 

demoralizing 

demarcation 

damnableness 

diminutively 

diminutiveness 

demandable 

administer 

demonstrable 

demonstrably 

demonstrableness 

demonstrate 

administrate 

administrative 

demonstrative 

demonstratively 

demonstrated 

demonstrator 

administrator 

administratorship < 

administratrix 

demonstrating 

administered 

demonstration 

administration 

administering 

diminishable 

dimensionless 

di mini shingly 

admixture 

admixtion 



d,mt,r,kl 

d,mt,r,kl 

d,ms,b,Z,t 

d,ms,ts,t 

d,ms,t,kt 

d,ms,t,k,td 

d,ms,t,kt,ng 

d,ms,t,kl 

d,ms,t,kl 

d,ms,t,kshn 

d,ms,Z,td 

d,ms,Z,£,ng 

d,ms,lshn 

d,mz,d,b,k 

d,m.Z,sh,mnt 

d,m,r,bl,t 

d,m,r,bl,ns 

d,m ? rlzd 

d,m,rlzshn 

d,m,r/z,ng 

d,m,r,kshn 

d,m,n,bl,n& a 

d,m,n,t,vl 

d,m.n,t,v,ns . 

d,m,n,d,bl 

d,m,\\slr 

d,m,ns,tr,bl 

d,m,ns,tr,bi 

d,m,ns,tr,bl>ns 

d,m,us,\,rt 

d,m,ns,\.H 

d,m,ns,t,rt,v 

d,m,ns,t,r£,v 

d,m,i-is,t,rt,v,l 

d,m,ns,t,r,td 

d,m,ns,t.r,tr 

d,m,ii5,t.r,tr 

d,m,ns,trt.r,- 

sh,p 
d,m,ns,tr,t,ks 
d,m,ns,t,?^ng 
d,m,ns,t.rd 
d,m,ns£rshn 
d,m,n.s£rsbn 
d,in,uslr [ing] 
d.m.n,sb,bl 
d.m,nshn,/s 
d,m,ii,sh,ug f 2 
d,m,ks,chr 
d,m,ks,chn 



democratic 

democraticai 

democratically 

dutifulness 

doubtfulness 

detriment 

determinable 

determinate 

determinated 

determinative 

detrimental 

determinately 

determinator 

determinating 

determined 

determination 

determining 

deteriorated 

deteriorating 

deterioration 

detractive 

detracted 

detracting 

detraction 

detachment 

dead-drunk 

deducement 

deadly-nightshade 

dead-reckoning 

deductively 

didactical 

didactically 

deathf ulness 

death- darting 

death-stroke 

dethronement 

dyspeptic 

disputable 

deceptibility 

despiteful 

despitefully 

despiteful ness 

deceptively 

d is putative 

despotism 

disputant 

disputatious 

disputation 

despotical 

despotically 



d,m,kr,t,k 

d,m,krt,kl 

d,m.krt,kl 

dt,fl,na 

dt,fl,na 

d,tr,mnt 

dt,r,m,n,bl 

dt,r,m,n,t 

dt,r,m,n,td 

dt,r,m,n,t,v 

d,tr,m,n,ti 

dt,r,m,n,t,Z 

dt,r,m,n,tr 

dt,r,m,n,t,ng 

dt,r,mnd 

dt,r,m,nshn 

dt,r,m,n,ng 

dt,r,r,td 

dt,r,r£,ng 

dt,r,rs/m 

d,tr,kt,v 

d,tr,k,td 

d.tr,kt,ng 

d,tr,kshn 

dt,ch 7 mnt 

dd,dr ; ng,k 

d,ds,mnt 

dd,Z,nt,shd 

dd,r,k,n.ng 

dd,kt,vl' 

dd. kt.kl 

dd,kt,ki 

d,th,fl,ns 

d.th,d,?'Z,ng 

d,ths,tr,k 

d,thr,u,m,n,t 

ds,p,p,t,k 

ds,pt.bl 

ds,pt,bl,t 

ds,pt,fl 

ds,pt,fl 

ds.pt, fl,ns 

ds,pt,vl 

ds,pt,t,v 

ds.p\z,m 

ds,p,tnt 

ds.pt,sh* 

ds.p r tshn 

ds,pt.kl 

ds,pt,kl 



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despoticalness 


d3.pt,kl,ns 


wide-spreading 


ds,prd [ing] 


despicable 


d^,pz,bl 


dispersed 


ds,p,rst 


disposable 


d.^.pr.bl 


dispersing 


ds.p,rs,ng 


despised mesa 


d^,p»,d,n5 


disappearance 


ds,p,rns 


dispossessed 


ds,p:s,t 


disparagement 


d«?,p.r,j,mjit 


dispossessing 


ds,p~s.ng 


disparaged 


ds,p,?\jd 


disposition 


ds,\)zs\m 


disparaging 


ds,p,r.j,ng 


dispossession 


d-5. prshn 


disparagingly 


ds,p,rj,ng,J 


despisingly 


dv.p-rjng^ 


dispersion 


ds,p,rshn * 


displacement 


ds,pls,mnt 


despairingly 


ds,p,r,ng,Z 


displaced 


ds,p\st 


despairingness 


ds,p,r,ng,na 


displacing 


ds,p!s,ng 


disappointment 


ds,pnt,mnt 


displeased 


ds,p\zd 


disappointed 


ds,pn^td 


displeasedness 


ds.plz,d 5 ns 


disappointing 


ds,rftit,ng 


displeasing 


d?,pl#,ng 


despondency 


ds,pnd,n,s 


displant 


ds,plnt 


despondent 


ds.pndmt 


displ anted 


ds,pln,td 


desponding 


ds,pnd,ng 


disciplined 


ds.plnd 


despondingly 


d5,pnd,ngj/ 


disciplinarian 


ds,pln,rn 


dispensable 


ds,p,ns,bl 


disciplining 


ds,pln,ng 


dispensableness 


d5,p,n5,bl,n5 


discipleship 


ds,p\,sh,p 


dispensating 


ds,p,us,t,ng 


despoliation 


ds,pj8kn 


dispensary 


d.s,p,m-,r 


displeasure 


ds,pl,zkr 


dispensation 


ds.p?2sshn 


disproportion 


ds,pr,p,rsh?i 


dispensing 


d.s.p»?s [ing] 


disproportionable 


ds,pt\p,r,sh,n,bl 


dispassionate 


ds.p,sk,nt 


disproportionably 


ds,pr.p,?-,sh,n,bl 


dispassionately 


ds,p.sk,nt,l 


disproportionable- 


? ds.pr,p,r,sh,n,- 


dispassioned 


ds.pshnd 


ness 


5 ' bl,ns 


despicable 


ds,p,k,bl 


disproportionate 


d$,pr,p,r.sh,nt 


despicably 


ds,p.k,bl 


disproportionately 


d.s.pr.p,?\sh,nt,Z 


despicableness 


ds,p,k,bl,ns 


disproportionate- ^ 


ds.pr.p,r,sh,nt,- 


disobedience 


ds,b,dfts 


ness | 


ns 


disobedient 


ds,b,dnt 


dis proportional 


ds.pVf'p.rshnil 


disobediently 


ds,b,dnt [Z] 


disproportionally 


ds,pr,p,?skn,l 


disbelieved 


d 5 ,bl ? vd 


disproportionality 


ds,pv.p,rsh?i,l,t 


disbeliever 


ds,bl, vr 


disapprobatory 


d5,pr.b,tr 


disbelieving 


ds,bl,v,ng 


disapprobation 


ds,pr,bshn 


disablement 


ds,bl.mnt 


disapproved 


ds,pr,vd 


disobliged 


ds,bl,jd 


disproved 


ds,pr,vd 


disobliger 


ds,bl,jr 


disapproval 


ds,pr,vl 


disobliging 


ds,bl.j,ng 


disproving 


d«,pr,v,ng 


disobligingly 


ds,bl,j,ng,2 


disapproving 


ds.pr,v.ng 


disobligingness 


ds,bl 7 j.ng,n5 


disapprovingly 


ds,pr,v,ng ? Z 


disobligation 


ds.bl.gshn 


disported 


d.*,p,r,td 


disobligatory 


ds,bl,g.tr 


dispirired 


ds,p,r,td 


disburden 


ds,b,r,dn 


dispirited ness 


ds,p,?-,t ? d,ns 


disburdened 


ds,b ? r,dnd 


desperately 


ds.p, rt.l 


disburdening 


ds.b.r,dn,ng 


de.^perateness 


ds.p.rt,ns 


di>bursement 


ds.b,r.s,mnt 


disporting 


ds.p.r^.ng 


disbursed 


ds.b.vst 


dispiriting 


ds,p,r£,ng 


disburser 


dj>,b,ri,r 



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disbursing 
disbanded 
disbanding 
disfavored 
disfavorer 
disfavoring 
decipherable 
disaffirmed 
disaffirming 
disfranchise 
disfranchisement 
disfranchised 
disfranchising 
disaffected* 
disatfectedly 
disatfectedness 
disatfecting 
disaffection 
disfigurement 
disfigured 
disfiguration 
disfiguring 
disavowment 
disseverance 
di&severation 
dissembled 
disembowelled 
dissemblance 
dissembled 
dissembling 
disembowelling 
dissemblingly 
disembarrass 
disembarrassment 
disembarrassed 
disembarrassing 
disembark 
disembarked 
decemvirate 
dismember 
dismemberment 
dismembered 
dismembering 
dismasted 
dismasting 
dismasked 
dismasking 
dissimilitude 
dissimilarity- 
dissimulation 



ds,b,rs,ng 

ds,bn,dd 

ds,bnd,ng 

ds,f,vrd 

ds,i,vr,r 

ds,f,z;r,ng 

d*,f,r,bl 

ds,f,r,md 

d&*,f,r,m,ng 

ds, frn,chz 

d.?,frn,ch2,mnt 

ds,i'rn,chzd 

ds,frn,chz,ng 

ds,f,k,td 

d*,f,k,td,/ 

ds.f,k ? td,ns 

ds,f,k,t,ng 

ds,f,kshn 

ds,f,gr,mnt 

ds,f,grd 

ds,f,grshn 

ds,f,gr,ng 

ds,v.mnt 

ds,vrns 

ds,0rshn 

ds,m,bld 

ds,m,b,ld 

ds,m,bl7is 

ds,m,bld 

ds,m,bl,ug 

ds,m,b,Z,ng 

ds,m,bl,ng,£ 

ds,m,b,rs 

ds,m,brs,mnt 

ds,m,b,rst 

ds,m,b.rs,ng 

ds,m.br,k 

ds,m,br,kt 

ds,m,vrt 

ds,m,m,br 

ds,m,m,br,mnt 

ds,m,m,brd 

ds,m,m,br,ng 

ds,ms,td 

ds,mst [ing] 

ds,ms,kt 

ds,ms,k,ng 

ds,m,Z,td 

ds,m,Z,r,t 

ds,m,lshn 



dismounted 

disseminated 

dismantle 

dismantled 

dismantling 

disseminator 

dissemination 

dismounting 

disseminating 

deceitfulness 

distemper 

distempered 

dissatisfied 

dissatisfactory 

dissatisfaction 

dissatisfying 

distasting 

distil merit 

distillation 

distribute 

distributable 

distributive 

distributively 

distributiveness 

distributed 

distributer 

distributing 

disturbed 

disturber 

disturbance 

distribution 

disturbing 

distorted 

distorting 

dastardly 

dastardness 

distressful 

distressfully 

distrust 

distrusted 

distrusting 

distressed 

distressedness 

distressing 

distrainable 

distraint 

distrained 

distrainer 

distraining 

distortion 



ds,m,n,td 

d.s,m,n,td 

ds,m,n,tl 

ds,m,n,tld 

ds,m,n,tl,ng 

ds,m,n,tr 

ds,m,nshn 

ds,mut,ng 

ds,m,n,t,ug 

d.s,t,fl,ns 

ds,t,m,pr 

ds,t,m,prd 

ds,ts,fd 

ds,t.s,f,k,tr 

ds,ts,f,kshn 

ds,t5,f,ng 

ds,is^,ng 

ds,t,/ ; mnt 

ds,X,lskn 

ds.tr,bt 

ds,tr,bt,bl 

ds,tr,bt,v 

ds,tr,bt,vl 

ds,tr,bt,v,ns 

ds,tr,b,td 

ds,tr,bt,r 

ds,tr,bt [ing] 

ds,tr,bd 

ds,tr,br 

ds,tr,bns 

ds,tr,bshn 

ds,tr,b,ng 

ds.t,r,td 

ds,t,rt,ng 

ds,trd,Z 

ds,trd,ns 

ds,trs,fl 

ds,trs,fl 

ds,tvst 

ds,trs,td 

ds.trs£,ng 

ds,trsl 

ds,trs,d,ns 

ds,trs,ng 

ds,tr,n,bl 

ds,trnt 

ds,trnd 

ds,tr,nr 

ds,trn,ng 

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district 

distract 

destructible 

destructibility 

destructive 

destructively 

destructiveness 

districted 

distracted 

distractedly 

distractedness 

district-school 

district-judge 

district-court 

districting 

distracting 

destruction 

distraction 

destructionist 

distantly 

desiinating 

distended 

distending ' 

distanced 

distancing 

distension 

destination 

distinct 

distinctive 

distinctively 

distinctiveness 

distinction 

distinguish 

distinguishable 

distinguishment 

distinguished 

distinguisher 

distinguishing 

distinguishingly 

disadvantageous 

disadvantageous!)' 

decidedness 

desideratum 

desiderating 

disdainful 

disdaiufully 

disdainfulness 

decisiveness 

dissolubility 

desultorily 



ds,tr,kt 

ds,tr,kt 

ds,tr,kt,bl 

d*,tr,kt,bl,t 

ds,tr,kt,v 

ds,tr,kt,vl 

ds,tr,kt,v,ns 

ds,tr,k,td 

ds,tr,k,td 

ds,tr,k,td,Z 

ds,tr,kt,d,ns 

ds,tr,kts,k,i 

ds,tr,kt.j,j 

ds,tr,kt,krt 

d.s,tr,kt,ng 

d.5,tr,kt,ng 

ds,tr,kshn 

ds,tr,kshn 

ds,tr,k,sh,n*£ 

ds,tnt [/] 

ds£,nt,ug 

ds,tn,dd 

ds,tnd,ng 

ds,tnst 

ds,tns [ing] 

ds£,nshn 

ds£,nshn 

ds£,ng,kt 

ds£,ng,kt,v 

ds£,ng,kt,vl 

ds£,ng,kt,v ; ns 

ds^ngshn 

ds£,ng,g,sh 

ds£,ng,g,sh,bl 

ds£,ng,g,sh,mnt 

ds£,ng,g,sht 

ds£,ng,g,shr 

ds£,ng,g,sh,ng 

ds£,ng,g,sh,ng,Z 

ds,d,v,nt,js 

ds,d,v,nt,js,/ 

ds,dd,ns 

ds,drt,m 

ds,drt [ing] 

d 5 ,d,n,fl 

ds,d,n,fl 

ds,d,n,fl,ns 

dss,v,ns 

ds,Z,b,Z,t 

ds,lt,rl 



dissoluteness 

desolateness 

dislocated 

dislocating 

dislocation 

disreputable 

disrupture 

disruptured 

disrupturing 

disruption 

disremember 

disharmonious 

disheartened 

disheartening 

disordered 

disorderly 

disordering 

disrespect 

disrespectful 

disrespectfully 

disrespected 

disrespecting 

disrelished 

disrelishing 

disarrangement 

disarranged 

disarranging 

disregard 

disregardful 

disregardfully 

disregarded 

disregarding 

disorganize 

disorganized 

disorganizer 

disorganization 

disorganizing 

disinhabited 

disinfect 

disinfected 

disinfection 

disinfecting 

disinterment 

disinterred 

disinterest 

disinterested 

disinterestedly 

disinterestedness 

disinteresting 

disentrance 



ds,lt,ns 

ds,lt,ns 

ds,/,k,td 

ds,l,kt,ng 

ds,Z,kshn 

ds,r,pt,bl 

ds,r,p,chr 

ds,r,p,chrd 

ds,r,p,chr,ng 

ds,r.pshn 

d5,r,m,m,br 

ds,r,m,ns 

ds,rt,nd 

ds,rt,ii,ng 

ds,rd,rd 

ds,vd,r,l 

ds,rd,r,ng 

ds,rs,p,kt 

ds,rs,p,kt,fl 

ds,rs,p,kt,fl 

ds,r$,p,k,td 

ds,rs,p,kt,ng 

ds,v,l,sh,t 

ds,r,l,sk,ng 

ds,r,n,j,mnt 

ds,rm,jd 

ds,r,n,j,ng 

d5,r,grd 

ds,r,grd,fl 

ds,r,grd,fl 

ds,r,gr,dd 

ds,r,grd,ng 

ds,r,g,n# 

ds,v,g,nzd 

ds,r,g,nz,r 

d5,r,g,nzshn 

ds,r,g,nz,ng 

ds,n,b,td 

ds,n.f,k,t 

ds,n,f,k,td 

dsm.f.kshn 

ds,d,f,k,t,ng 

ds,nt,r,mnt 

ds,nt,rd 

ds,n,trst 

ds,n,trs,td 

ds ? n,tr.v,td,J 

ds,n,trs,td,ns 

ds,n,tr$l,ng 

d$,n,trns 



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disentranced 

disentraucing 

disinterring 

decentness 

disintegrate 

disintegrated 

disintegrating 

disintegration 

disentangle 

disentanglement 

disentangled 

disentangling 

descendible 

descendibility 

descended 

dissundered 

dissundering 

descendant 

descending 

disenthral 

disenth raiment 

disenthralled 

disenthralling 

disenthrone 

disenthroned 

dishonestly 

disenslave 

di sen slaved 

disenslaving 

dishonorable 

dishonorably 

disinherited 

disinheriting 

disunionist 

disenchant 

disenchanted 

disenchanting 

disingenuous 

disingenuously 

disingenuousness 

disincline 

disinclined 

disinclination 

disinclining 

disincorporate 

disincorporated 

disincorporation 

disincorporating 

idiosyncratical 

idiosyncrasy 



ds,n,tr*8t 

cls.n,tv?is [ing] 

d«,n,t,?^ag 

d.s\nt,us 

ds,nt,grt 

ds,nt,gr,td 

ds,nt,grt,ng 

d.s,nt,grshn 

ds,nt,ng,gl 

ds,nt,ng,gl,mnt 

ds,nt,gld 

ds,nt,ng,gl ? ng 

ds,nd,bl 

ds,nd,bl,t 

ds,n,dd 

ds,n,drd 

ds,u,dr,ng 

ds,nd,nt 

ds,nd,ng 

ds,n,thr,l 

ds,n,thr,Z,mnt 

ds,u,thr,ld 

ds,n, throng 

ds ? n,thrn 

ds,n,thrnd 

ds,ns,t f l 

ds,ns,l,v 

ds,ns,Z,vd 

d5,ns,Z,v,ng 

ds,nr,bl 

dsmr.bl 

ds,n,r,td 

ds,n,rt,ng 

ds,n,nst 

ds,n,chnt 

d5,n,ch,n,td 

ds,n,chut,ng 

ds,n,i,ns 

ds,n.j,ns,7._ 

d«,n,j,ns,ns 

ds,n,kln 

ds,n,klnd 

ds,n,kl,nshn 

ds,n,kl,n,ug 

ds,n,kr,prt 

ds,n,kr,pr,td 

ds,n,kr,prshn 

ds,n.kr,prt[ing] 

ds,n,krt,kl 

ds,n,kr,s 



disincarcerate 

disincarcerated 

disincarcerating 

disengagement 

disengaged 

disengagedness 

disengaging 

discharged 

discharger 

discharging 

disjointed 

disjointedly 

disjointedness 

disjointing 

disjunctive 

disjunctively 

disjunction 

discoverable 

discovered 

discoverer 

discovering 

descanting 

discounting 

disquietness 

disquisition 

disqualified 

disqualification 

disqualifying 

disclaimed 

disclaimer 

disclaiming 

disclosed 

discloser 

disclosing 

disclosure 

discolored 

discoloration 

discoloring 

descriptive 

descriptively 

discrepancy 

description 

describable 

described 

describing 

discriminate 

discriminative 

discriminatively 

discriminated 

discriminate^ 



ds,n,krs,r* 

d.9,n,krs,r,td 

ds,n,krs,r£,ng 

ds,n,gj,mnt 

ds,n,gjd 

ds,n,g.jd,ns 

d*,n.g.j,ng 

ds,ch,r,jd 

ds,ch,r,jr 

ds,ch,r,j,ng 

ds,j,n,td 

ds.j,n,td,7 

ds.j,nt,d,ns 

ds,jnt,ng 

d.s.j,ng,kt,v 

ds,j,ng,kt,vl 

ds,j,ngshn 

ds,k,vr,bl 

ds,k,vrd 

ds,k,vr,r 

ds,k,vr,ng 

d*,knt [ing] 

ds,knt [ing] 

ds,kt,m* 

ds,krshn 

ds,kl,fd 

ds.kl,f,kshn 

ds,kl,f,ng 

ds.kl,md 

ds,kl,mr 

ds,kl,m,ng 

ds,Wzd 

ds,klz,r 

ds,klz,ng 

ds,kl,zhr 

ds,k,Zr*7 

ds,k.lrsh?i 

d*,k,7r,ng 

ds,kr,pt,v 

ds,kr,pt,vl 

d.s,kr,pn,s 

ds,kr,pshn 

ds,kr,b,bl 

ds kr,bd 

ds,kr,b,ng 

ds,kr,m,n,t 

ds,kr,m,ii,t,v 

ds,kr,m,n,t,vl 

ds,kr,m,n,td 

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discriminator 
discriminateness 
discriminating 
discrimination 

desecrated 
discourtesy 
discreetly- 
discreet ness 
desecrating 
discredit 
discreditable 
discredited 
discrediting 
discarded 
discordant 
discordantly 
discordancy 
discarding 
discursive 
discursively 
discursiveness 
discoursed 
discursory 
discoursing 
discourteous 
discourteously 
discouragement 
discouraged 
discourager 
discouraging 
desecration 
discretion 
discursion 
discretional 
discretionally 
discretionary 
discountable 
discount-day 
discounting 
discountenance 
discountenanced 
discountenancing 
disackuowledge 
disacknowledged 
disacknowledghig 
duskishness 
disgusted 
disgusting 
disguisement 
disagreeable 



ds,kr,m,n,tr 

ds,kr,m,n,t,ns 

ds,kr,m,n,t,ng 

ds,kr,m,nshn 

ds T kr,td 

ds,k,H,s 

ds,kvt,l 

ds,krt,ns 

ds,krt,ng 

ds,kr,dt 

ds,kr,dt,bl 

ds,krd,td 

ds,krd,t,ng 

ds,k,?*,dd 

ds,k,r,dnt 

ds,k,r,dnt [Z] 

ds,k,r,dn,s 

ds,k,rd [ing] 

ds,k,rs ? v 

ds,k.rs,v,£ 

ds,k,rs,v,ns 

ds,k,rst 

ds,k,rs,r 

ds,k,rs,ng 

ds,k,r,chs 

dsk,r,chs,l 

ds,k,?%j,mnt 

ds,k,?%jd 

ds,k,r.jr 

ds,k,r,j,ng 

ds.krshn 

ds,krshn 

ds,k,rshn 

dA\krshn,Z 

ds,krsbn,Z 

ds,krshn,r 

d.s,k,nt,bl 

ds,knt,d 

ds,knt [ing] 

ds,k,nt ? nns 

ds,k,nt,n,ns£ 

ds,k,nt,n,ii5,ng 

ds.kml.j 

ds,k,nl.jd 

ds,k,nl.j.ng 

ds.k,sh,ns 

d.s,g.s.td 

ds,gst [ing] 

d.v,g2r,mnt 

ds,gr,bl 



disagreeably 

disagreeableness 

disagreement 

disgraceful 

disgracefully 

disgracefulness 

disgraced 

disgracing 

disgorgement 

disgorged 

disgorging 

disgracious 

dismalness 

disastrous 

disastrously 

diseasedness 

dissolvable 

dissolvableness 

dissolvent 

desirableness 

deservedly 

deservingly 

desirousness 

desirousless 

discernible 

discernibly 

discernibleness 

discernment 

discerningly 

designative 

designated 

designator 

designation 

designating 

dilapidated 

dilapidation 

dilapidating 

deliberative 

deliberatively 

deliberated 

deliberately 

deliberateness 

deliberating 

deliberation 

dolefulness 

deliverance 

delightfulness 

delightsomely 

delightsomeness 

adulterated 



ds,gr,bl 

ds,gr,bl,ns 

ds,gr,mnt 

ds.grs,tl 

ds,grs,fl 

ds,grs,fl,ns 

ds,gvst 

ds,grs,ng 

ds,g,r,j,mnt 

ds,g,r.jd 

ds,g,r,j,ng 

ds,gr,shs 

dz,m,l,ns 

dz,s,trs 

dz,s,trs,l 

dz,zd,ns 

dz,l,v,bl 

dz,l,v,b\,ns 

dz,l,vnt 

dz,r,bl,ns 

dz,r,vd,l 

dz,r,v,ng,J 

dz,rs,ns 

dz,rs,ls 

d2r,r,n,bl 

dz,r,ri,b\ 

dz,r,n,bl,ns 

dz,rn,mnt 

dz,r,\\,ng,l 

dz,g,nt,v 

ds,g,n,td 

dz ? g,n,tr 

dz,g,nshn 

dz.g,nt,ng 

d,?,pd,td 

d^,p,dshn 

d,Z,pd,t,ng 

d,Z,brt,v 

d,Z,brt,vl 

d,Z,br,td 

d,Z,brt,Z 

d,Z,br,t,ns 

d,Z,brt fing 

d,Z,brshn 

d,Z,fl,ns 

d\,vrns 

d,lt,f[,ns 

d,lts,m,l 

d,lts,m,us 

d,U,r,td 



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adulterately 

adulterateness 

adulterating 

idolatrously 

adulterously 

adulterized 

adulterizing 

dilatoriness 

adulteration 

delusiveness 

dolesomeness 

dilacerated 

dilacerating 

dilaceration 

deliriousness 

diligently 

deliciousness 

delectable 

delectably 

delectableness 

dialectician 

dialectical 

dialectically 

dialectics 

delicateness 

dwelling-place 

delinquent 

delinquency 

hydro pathist 

dropsical 

adorableness 

dnrableness 

draughtsman 

diref'ulness 

odoriferousness 

dwarfishness 

dramatist 

dramatized 

dramatical 

dramatically 

drumstick 

dreadful ness 

dressmaker 

hydrostatics 

hydrostatical 

hydrostatically 

dressing-room 

dereliction 

adornment 

derangement 



djt,rt,l 

d,lt,rt,ns 

d,ZZ,ri,ng 

d,Z,trs,Z 

S,lt,rs.l 

d,l,trzd 

d,Z,trz,ng 

d,lt,r,ns 

d,lt,rshn 

dls,v,ns 

d,Zs,m,ns 

d,Zs,r,td 

d,ls,rt,ng 

d,ls,rshn 

d,l,rs,ns 

d,Zjnt [Z] 

d,l,sks,ns 

d,l,kt,bl 

d,l,kt,bl 

d,l ? kt,bl,ns 

d,Z.k,tshn 

d,l,kt,kl 

d,l,kt,kl 

d,Z,k,t,kz 

d,l,kt,ns 

d,Z,ng,pls 

d,Z,ng,knt 

d,Z,ng,kn,s 

dr,p,ths£ 

dr,ps,kl 

dr,bl,ns 

d,r,bl,ns 

dr,f,t2r,mn 

d,r,fl,ns 

dr,frs,m 

d,?*,f,s^,ns 

dr,m,ts£ 

dr,m,tzd 

dr,mt,kl 

dr,mt,kl 

dr,ms,t,k 

drd,fl,ns 

drs,m,kr 

drs,tt,ks . 

dr.s,tt,kl 

drs,tt,kl 

drs,ng,r,m 

d,rZ,kshn 

d,rrc.,mnt 

d,r,nj,mnt 



Dorchester 

directress 

directness 

hydrographer 

hydrographical 

drinkable 

drunkard 

drunkenness 

denominated 

denominator 

denominating 

denomination 

denominational 

identification 

denotement 

denticulated 

identicalness 

dancing-master 

dancing-school 

denouncement 

d enunciated 

denunciator 

denunciation 

denunciating 

dangerously 

dangerousness 

dangerousless 

denationalize 

denationalized 

denationalizing 

wood-engraver 

wood-engraving 

degenerated 

degenerately 

degenerateness 

degenerating* 

degeneration 

dejectedly 

dejectedness 

decapitated 

decapitating 

decapitation 

decampment 

documentary 

dictatorial 

ductileness 

doctor's-commons 

doctrinal 

doctrinally 

dictatorship 



d,r,chstr 

dr,k,trs 

dr,kt,ns 

dr,gr,fr 

dr,gr,f,kl 

dr,ng,k,bl 

dr,ng,krd 

dr,ng,kn,ns 

d,n,m,n,td 

d,n,m,n,tr 

d,n,m,n,t,ng 

d,n,m,nshn 

d,n,m,nshn,Z 

dnt,f,kshn 

d,n,t,mnt 

d,n,t,k,Z,td 

d,n,t,kl,ns 

d,ns,ng,mstr 

d,ns,ng.s,k,l 

d,n,ns,mnt 

d,n,n,sh,td 

d,n,n,sht,r 

d,n,n,sshn 

d,n,n,sht,ng 

d,n.jrs,Z 

d,n,jrs,ns 

d,n,jrs, Is 

d,nshn,Z^ 

d,nshn,lzd 

d,nshn,Zz,ng 

d,n,gr,vr 

d,n,gr,v,ng 

dj,nr,td 

d,j,nrt,Z 

d,j,nrt,ns 

d.j,nrt,ng 

d.jmrshn 

d,j,k,td,Z 

d,j,kt,d,ns 

d,k,pt,td 

d.k,pt,t,ng 

d,k,p,tshn 

d,k,mp,mnt 

•d,k,mut,r 

d,kt,t,rZ 

d,kt,Z,ns 

d,k,trz,k,mn^ 

d,k,tr,nl 

d,k,tr,nl 

d,kt,tr,sft,p 



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191 



dexterity 

dextrous 

dextrously 

dextrousness 

declamatory 

declamation 

declarative 

declaration 

declension 

declination 

decrepitude 

headquarters 

dogmatist 

dogmatism 



d,ks,t,r,t 

d,ks,trs 

d,ks,trs,Z 

d,ks,trs,ns 

d,kl,mt,r 

d,kl,mshn 

d,kl f r*,v 

d,kl,rshn 

d,kl,nshn 

d,kl,nshn 

d,kr,p,td 

d,k,r,trs 

d,g,m,tst 

d,g,m,tz,m 



dogmatizer 

dogmatizing 

dogmatical 

dogmatically 

dogmaticalness 

deglutition 

daguerreotyper 

daguerreotyping 

degradation 

degradingly 

digressively 

degarnished 

degarnishing 



d,g,m,tz,r 

d,g,m,tz,ng 

d,g,mt,kl 

d,g,mt,kl 

d,g,mt,kl,ns 

d,gl,tshn 

d,g,r£,pr 

d,g,r£,p,ng 

d,gr,dshn 

d,grd,ng,Z 

d,grs,v,T 

d,g,r,n,sht 

d,g,r,n,sh,ng 



Exercise VIII. 

Containing words the first consonant-sound of which is the whis- 
pered "th" (as in "thin"). 



Thoughtfulness 

thoughtlessness 

atheisticalness 

therapeutics 

thriftless 

thriftiuess 

thermometer 

authoritatively 

authoritativeness 

threateningly 

thirstiness 

authenticalness 

authenticated 

authenticating 



tht,fl,ns 

tht,ls,ns 

ths,t,kl,ns 

th,r.pt,k^ 

thr,ft,Zs 

thr,ft,ns 

thr,m,m,tr 

th,rt,t,v,l 

th,r£,t,v,ns 

thrt,n,ng,£ 

thrs,t,ns 

th,n,t,kl,ns 

thnt,k,td 

thnt ; kt,ng 



authentication 

thunder-bolt 

thunder-storm 

thunder-stroke 

thunder-struck 

thunder-shower 

thunder-clap 

ethnographic 

theocratical 

thankfulness 

thank-offering 

thanksgiving 

thanklessness 



thnt,kshn 

th,n,dr,b,lt 

th,n,drs,tr,rn 

th,n,drs,tr,k 

th,n,drs,tr,k 

th,n,dr,s£,r 

th,n,dr,kl,p 

th,n,gr,f,k 

th,krt,kl 

th,ng,k,fl,ns 

th,ng,k,fr,ng 

th,ng,ks,g,v,ug 

th,ng,kls,ns 



Exercise IX. 

Containing words the first consonant-sound of which is the spoken 
'"th" (as in "thy"). 



Withdrawn! ent TH,dr,mnt 

withdra wing-room TH,dr,ng,r,m 
withstander THs,tnd ? r 



withstanding 

thenceforth 

thenceforward 



TH5,tnd,ng 
TH,ns,f,r,th 
TH,ns ? f,r,rd 



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Exercise X. 
Containing words, the first consonant- sound of which is " s. M 



Spitefulness 

September 

spottedness 

spotlessness 

septuagint 

specification 

specifical 

specifically 

specificalness 

spasmodic 

suppositional 

supplement 

supplemental 

supplementary 

supplanted 

suppliantly 

splinter 

splintered 

splintering 

splenetic 

splenetical 

splendid 

splendidly 

spleenishness 

supplicated 

supplicator 

supplicatory 

supplicating 

sepulchred 

sepulchral 

supplicant 

supplication 

separability 

superabundant 

superabundantly 

superabound 

superabundance 

superabounding 

superficies 

superfluity 

superfluous 

superfluously 

superfluousness 

superficial 

superficially 

superficialness 



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spt,m,br 

spt,d,ns 

spt,ls,ns 

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spermaceti 

supereminently 

supereminence 

supportable 

supportableness 

sprightfully 

sprightfulness 

spor-tiveness 

spiritedly 

spiritedness 

sportsman 

spirituousness 

spirituality 

spiritless 

spiritualist 

spiritualized 

sprightliness 

separateness 

sportingly 

superstructure 

superstitious 

superstitiously 

superstitiousness 

superstition 

superceded 

supersidias 

supercedure 

superceding 

supercilious 

superciliously 

superciliousness 

spruceness 

sparseness 

spuriousness 

superscription 

superscribe 

superscribed 

superscribing 

superlative 

superlatively 

superlativeness 

supernumerary 



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sprt,fl, lis 

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s-pr, It ,yI 

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superannuated 

superannuating 

superintend 

superintended 

superintendent 

superintending 

superinduce 

superinduced 

superinducing 

supernatural 

eupernaturally 

superangelic 

superexcellent 

superexcellence 

sparkled 

sparkling 

sparkingly 

sparklingness 

supercargo 

springtide 

springhalt 

springiness 

sparingness 

aspiringness 

sprinkle 

sprinkled 

sprinkler 

sprinkling 

spontaneity 

spontaneous 

spontaneously 

spontaneousness 

spendthrift 

spindle-shanked 

spinster 

sponginess 

speechmaker 

speechlessness 

speciousness 

auspiciousness 

spaciousness 

especialness 

spectator 

spectatress 

spectral 

spectacle 

spectacled 

spokesman 

speculable 

speculative 

speculatively 



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spr,njt,ng 

sprnt,nd 

sprat, n,dd 

sprat ,nd,nt 

sprat, nd,ng 

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spr,n,chr,l 

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spr,ng,td 

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spr,ng,klr 

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speculator 

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spikenard 

spangled 

spangling 

subvertible 

subversion 

subverter 

subverting 

subversive 

submissively 

submissiveness 

submerged 

submerging 

subterfuge 

subtrahend 

subterraneous 

subterranean 

subtract 

subtracted 

subtracting 

subtraction 

subtended 

subtending 

subdivided 

subdividing 

subdivision 

subdominant 

Sabbath-breaker 

substitute 

substituted 

substituting 

substitution 

substratum 

substantive 

substantively 

substance 

substantiate 

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substantial 

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substantiality 

substantial 

subsidized 

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subsisting 



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sb,tnd,ng 

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sbs,t,t,t,d 

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sbss,t,ng 



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subserved 

subserving 

subservient 

subserviently 

subservience 

subserviency - 

subscription 

subscribe 

subscribed 

subscriber 

subscribing 

subsequent 

subsequently 

subsection 

sublimated 

sublimating 

sublimeness 

sublimation 

subaltern 

soberminded 

sobermindedness 

subordinate 

subordinated 

subordinately 

subordinating 

subordination 

subornation 

subjective 

subjectively 

subjected 

subjecting 

subjection 

subjugated 

subjugating 

subjugation 

safety-valve 

softhearted 

sophisticate 

sophisticated 

sophistical 

sophistically 

sufferableness 

sphericalness 

safeconduct 

sufficiently 

sevenfold 

seventeenth 

savings-bank 

sempiternity 

sempiternal 

sympathetic 



9 



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sbs,kr,br 

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smp,tr,n,t 

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sympathetically 

sympathised 

sympathiser 

sympathising 

simplified 

simplification 

simpleton 

simplest 

simplicity 

simpleness 

simperingly 

symbolized 

symbolization 

symbolizing 

semblance 

symbolical 

symbolically 

semitransparent 

semitransparency 

symmetrical 

symmetrically 

smoothfaced 

seamstress 

semicircle 

smallpox 

simultaneous 

simultaneously 

simultaneousness 

smouldering 

smallcraft 

smartness 

somniferous 

somnambulist 

somnambulism 

somnolent 

somnolency 

somnolence 

sumptuousness 

stupefaction 

stepmother 

stupidness 

stipulated 

stipulating 

stipulation 

stupendous 

stupendously 

stupendousness 

stipendiary 

stepping-stone 

stubbedness 



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sm,bl,kl 

5m,bl,kl 

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195 



stableness 

established 

establishing 

stubbornness 

wastefulness 

stiffnecked 

staniponice 

stumbled 

stumbling 

stumblingblock 

stimulative 

stimulated 

stimulating 

stimulant 

stamnieringly 

Westminster 

steamengine 

stomachful 

statement 

statesman 

statesmanship 

statistics 

statistical 

statistician 

stadtholder 

stateliness 

stutteringly 

steadfast 

studiousness 

stethescope 

satisfactory 

satisfactorily 

satisfaction 

Switzerland 

citizenship 

stillborn 

stallfeeding 

settlement 

stultified 

stultifying 

settledness 

stealthful 

osteologist 

stalactite 

stripling 

starveling 

starvation 

strumpet 

streamlet 

stereotyped 

stereotyper 



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stmJtyY 

stm,l,t& 

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stm,r,ng,l 

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stm.TLJn. 

5^m,k,fl 

stt,mnt 

sttz,mn 

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stts,t,ks 

stts,tM 

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sTt,ng,Z 

std,fst 

stds,ns 

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sts,f,k,tr 

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stlt,fd 

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stereotyping 
Stratford 
straitwaistcoat 
startled 
startling 
straightened 
straightening 
straightness 
stratagem 
strategic 
straitjacket 
straddling 
sturdiness 
Austerlitz 
astrologer 
astrological 
sternpost 
astronomer 
astronomical 
astronomically 
strenuously 
strenuousness 
a#tringent 
stringent 
estrangement 
estranged 
. strangely 
stranger 
strangeness 
astringency 
estranging 
histrionical 
starchamber 
storekeeper 
strawcutter 
strictly 
strictness 
strawcolor 
strawcolored 
stricture 
structure 
strikingly 
Ostragoth 
stargazer 
stargazing 
struggled 
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strengthless 
strengthen 
strengthened 
strengthening 



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stvt,l,ng 
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str,ng,thnd 

str,ng,thn,ng 



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stronghold 

strangled 

strangulation 

strangling 

stringiness 

stentorian 

ostentatious 

ostentatiously 

ostentatiousness 

ostentation 

standard 

standard-bearer 

ostensible 

ostensibly 

ostensibility 

stonyhearted 

staunchness 

stinginess 

astonishingly 

astonishingness 

stonecutter 

stonecutting 

stenography 

stenographer 

stenographic 

stenographical 

stockbroker 

stockstill 

stoicalness 

stockholder 

stockjobber 

stockjobbing • 

stigmatize 

stigmatized 

stigmatizing 

staggeringly 

stagnant 

stagnation 

seducement 

sedulousness 

sedentarily 

sedentariness 

seditiousness 

southeastern 

southwestern 

southernmost 

susceptible 

susceptibility 

suseeptibleness 

suspiration 

suspended 



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str,ng,gl,ng 

str,ng,ns 

stnt,m 

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st,nt,shs,Z 

st,nt,shs,ns 

st,n,tshn 

stnd,rd 

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st,ns,bl 

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stn,r,td 

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stnj,ns 

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s£,n,sh,ng,ns 

s£n,k,tr 

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stn,gr,f 

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st,kl,ns 
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suspending 

suspension 

suspiciously 

suspiciousness 

suspected 

suspecting 

systematist 

systematize 

systematized 

systematize? 

systematizing 

systematic 

systematical 

systematically 

systemization 

systemizing 

cis-atlantic 

sustainable 

sustainment 

sustentation 

sustenance 

seaserpent 

sacerdotal 

socinianism 

schismatieal 

-schismaticalness 

seasonableness 

sleeplessness 

solubleness 

saleableness 

celebrated 

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celebration 

salubriously 

salubriousness 

syllabication 

sulphurated 

sulphurating 

sulphuriously 

sulphuriousness 

solvability 

solvableness 

slavetrade 

slovenliness 

slavishness 

slumbered 

slumberer 

slumbering 

solmization 

salamander 



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solemnized 

solemnization 

solemnizing 

saltpetre 

sultriness 

solitariness 

salutariness 

slatternly 

saltishness 

sluttishness 

solidification 

solicitously 

solicitor-general 

solstitial 

solicitousness 

solicitation 

saliniform 

slandered 

slanderous 

cylindricity 

slanderously 

slanderousness 

slenderly 

slanderer 

cylindric 

cylindrical 

slandering 

selenography 

syllogistic 

syllogistical 

syllogistically 

syllogization 

soldierlike 

selectman 

selectness 

sluggishness 

surpassingly 

surpassingness 

surplusage 

surprised 

surprising 

surprisingly 

serpentine 

sorrowfulness 

serviceable 

serviceably 

serviceableness 

servileness 

surveyor-general 

servingmaid 

servingman 



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surmountable 

surmountableness 

surmounted 

surmounting 

ceremoniousness 

sermonized 

sermonizing 

ceremonialness 

certificate 

certainness 

swordbelt 

swordblade 

sordidness 

Sardanapalus 

sarsaparilla 

surreptitiously 

surrendered 

surrendering 

Seringapatam 

searchableness 

surcharged 

surcharging 

sarcophagus 

circuitously 

sarcastic 

sarcastical 

sarcastically 

circulable 

circulated 

circulating 

circulation 

cerographic 

synoptical 

snappishness 

sunburnt 

snubnosed 

sinfulness 

scientifical 

scientifically 

sanitiveness 

St. Vincent 

St. Thomas 

sentiment 

sentimental 

sentimentality 

sentimentalist 

St. Domingo 

scintillated 

scintillation 

centripetal 

centrifugal 



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sn,t 5 /,td 

sn,t,lshn 

sn,tr,p,tl 

sn,tr.,f,gl 



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centrality 

centralize 

centralization 

sententious 

sententiously 

sententiousness 

syntactic 

syntactical 

St. Augustine 

synthetical 

synthetically 

sensibility 

sensibleness 

sensitively 

sensitiveness 

senselessly 

senselessness 

censoriousness 

sincereness 

censorship 

Cincinnatus 

Sanscrit 

synonymously 

sensualized 

sensualness 

censurable 

censurably 

cynicalness 

synchronous 

synchronism 

sneakingnoss 

snakingness 

Sigismund 

sojournment 

skepticism 

skeptical 

skeptically 

skepticalness 

scapegrace 

scampering 

squeamishness 

Scotticism 

Scotland 

cicatrized 

cicatrizing 

sectarianism 

skittishness 

sixpence 

sixfold 

successful 

successfully 



sn,tr,7,t 

sn,tr,lz 

sn,tr,/zshn 

sni,n,shs 

snt 9 n,shs 3 l 

snt,n,shs,ns 

snt,k,t,k 

snt,kt,kl 

snt,gs,tn 

sn,tht,kl 

sn,tht,kl 

sns,bj,t 

sns,bl 5 ns 

sns,t,vl 

sns,t,v,ns 

sns,ls,l 

sns,\s,ns 

sns,rs,ns 

sns,r,ns 

sns,r,sh,p 

sns,n,ts 

sns.krt 

sn,n 5 ms,/ 

SJi,sh,lzd 

sn,sh,I,ns 

sn,shr,bl 

sn,shr,bl 

sn,kl,ns 

sn,kr,ns 

sn,kr,nz,m 

sn,k.ng,ns 

sn 3 k.ng,ns 

sjs,mnd 

5J,r?z,mnt 

sk,p,ts£,m 

sk.pt,kl 

sk,pt.kl 

sk,pt,kl,ns 

sk.p.grs 

sk,m,pr,ng 

sk,m,sh.ns 

sk,tsz,m 

sktjnd 

8k,trzd 

sk,tr2,ng 

skt,r,nz,m 

skt,-sh,ns 

sks,ipns 

*ks,f,ld 

skss,f,l 

8kS8,f,l 



successively 

sequestrate 

sequestrated 

sequestrating 

sequestered 

sequestering 

sequestration 

sexagenarian 

succinct 

succinctly 

succinctness 

sculptor 

sculpture 

scalpingknife 

Sclavonic 

auscultation 

squalidness 

scholastic 

sclerotics 

scholarship 

psychological 

scrupulous 

scrupulously 

scrupulousness 

scrupled 

scrupling 

scripture 

scriptural 

scribbled 

scribbler 

scribbling 

sacrificed 

sacrificer 

sacrificing 

scrofulous 

sacrificial 

scurviness 

scrivener 

scramble 

scrambled 

scrambling 

sacrament 

Sacramento 

sacramental 

skirmish 

skirmisher 

skirmishing 

secretiveness 

scortatory 

scrutator 

secretness 



sks,trt 

sks,tr,t,d 

sks,trt [ing] 

sks,trd 

skstr [ing] 

skst?~shn 

sks,j,nrn 

sks,ng,kt 

sks,ng,kt,Z 

*ks,ng,kt,ns 

sk,Z,p,tr 

sk,/,p,chr 

sk,/,p,ng,n,f 

skl,vn,k 

s,k,/,tshn 

sk,/,d,n9 

sk,fe,t,k 

sk\,rt,kz 

sk 3 /r,s/i,p 

sk,/,j,kl 

skr,p,/s 

*kr,p,Z$,Z 

skr,p,/s,ns 

skr,pld 

skr,pl,ng 

skr,p,chr 

skr,p,ckr,l 

skr,bld 

skr,bl,r 

skr,bl,ng 

skv,fzd 

skr,fo,r 

skr,£z,ng 

skv,f 3 ls 

skr 9 f,shl 

skr,v,ns 

skr,v,nr 

skr,m,b/ 

skr,m,bld 

skr,m,bl,ng 

skr,mnt 

skr,m,n,t 

5kr,m,n,tl 

skr,m,sh 

skr,m,shr 

skr,m,sk,ng 

skrt,v,ns 

sk,r£,t,r 

skrt,tr 

skrt,ns 



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scrutinize 


skrt,nz 


scrutinized 


skrt,nzd 


scrutinizing 


skTt,TLZ,Tlg 


socratical 


skrt,kl 


sacredness 


skrd,ns 


scarceness 


sk,rs,ns 


scurrilously 


sk,r,ls,l 


scurrijousness 


sk,rls,ns 


sacrilegious 


skr,/,js 


sacrilegiously 


skr,/,js,Z 


sacrilegiousness 


skrj,js,ns 


scantiness 


sk,nt,ns 


scantling 


sk,nt,l,ng 


scandalous 


skn&Js 


scandalously 


sknd,/s,Z 


scandalousness 


sk,nd,ls,ns 


scandalize 


sknd,lz 


scandalized 


skndjzd 


scandalizing 


sk,nd,br,ng 


secondrate 


sknd,rt 


squandered 


sknd,rd 


scoundrel 


sknd,r,l 


squandering 


sknd,r,ng 


secondhand 


sknd,nd 


seconding 


sknd,ng 


Schenectady 


sk,n,kt,d 


significative 


sg,n,f,k,t,v 



significatively 

significativeness 

significant 

significantly 

significance 

significancy 

signification 

signalized 

signalizing 

sagaciousness 

songstress 

sanctified 

sanctifier 

sanctification 

sanctifying 

sanctimony 

sanctimonious 

sanctimoniously 

sanctimoniousness 

sanctitude 

sinkingfund 

singularity 

singularly 

singleness 

sanguinariness 

singingmaster 



sg,n,f,k,t,vl 

sg,n,f,k,t,v,ns 

sg,n,f,k,nt 

5g,n,f,k,nt,/ 

sg,n,f,kns 

5g,n,f,kn,s 

sg,n,f,kshn 

sg,n\zd 

sg,nl*,ng 

sg,shs,ns 

sngs,trs 

sng,kt,fd 

sng,kt,f,r 

sng.kt,f,kshn 

sng,kt,f,ng 

sng,kt,m,n 

sng,kt,m,ns 

sng,kt,m,ns,Z 

sng,kt,m,ns,n$ 

sng,kt,td • 

sng,k,ng,fnd 

sng,gl,r,t 

sng,gl,r,Z 

sng,gl,ns 

sng,g,nr,ns 

sng,ng,mstr 



Exercise XI. 
Containing words the first consonant- sound of which is M z." 



Husbandman 
husbandless 



z,bnd,mn 
z,bnd,/s 



zoographical 
zoographically 



*gr,f,kl 
£gr,f,kl 



Exercise XII. 



Containing words the first consonant-sound of which is " l. 1 



Helpfulness 

lapis-lazuli 

helplessness 

libidinously 

libidinousness 

elaborateness 

libertinism 

laboriousness 

liberalist 

liberalized 

liberalizing 

labyrinthian 



/,p,fl,ns 

l^s,lz,l 

Z,p,7s,ns 

l,h,d,ns,l 

/,b,d,ns,ns 

£,b,r£,ns 

Z,br,t,n2r,m 

l,h,rs,ns 

l,bv,lst 

l,hr,lzd 

l,br,lz,ng 

/,br 3 n,thii 



lubricated 

lubricating 

alphabetical 

alphabetically 

laughableness 

left-handed 

life-string 

lifelessness 

laughing-stock 

livery-stable 

Livingston 

loving-kindness 



Z,br,k,td 

Z,br,kt,ng 

Z,f,bt,kl 

/,f,bt,kl 

7,f,bl,ns 

7,ft,n,dd 

Z,fs,tr,ng 

l,f,ls,ns 

Z,f,ng5,t,k 

/,vrs,t,bl 

/,v,ng2,tn 

/,v,ng,k,nd,n* 



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limpidness 

all-important 

lumber-room 

limberness 

"Williamsport 

Williamsburgh 

lamentable 

lamentably 

lamentation 

luminousness 

light-fingered 

latitudinous 

latitudinal 

latitudinarian 

lightheadedness 

lightsomeness 

lute-string 

letter-press 

alterability 

alterableness 

ultra-marine 

ultra-montane 

ultra-mundane 

helter-skelter 

literalists 

alternative 

alternated 

alternately 

alternating 

alternation 

lightning-rod 

laudableness 

old-fashioned 

well-disposed 

ill-disposed 

Oldenburg 

ludicrously 

ludicrousness 

healthfulness 

lithontriptic 

lithographer 

lithographic 

lithographical 

lithographically 

loathsomeness 

low-spirited 

low-spiritedness 

all-sufficient 

all-sufficiency 

lasciviousness 

lustfulness 



Z,mp 5 d,ns 

Z,mp,rt,nt 

Z,m,br,r,m 

Z,m,br,ns 

Z,mz,p,rt 

l,mz,hr,g 

Z,m,n,t,bl 

Z,m,n,t,bl 

Z,m,n,tshn 

Z,m,ns,ns 

Z*,f,ng,grd 

lt,td,ns 

Z£,td,nl 

ZZ,td,nrn 

lt,dd,ns 

lts,m>iis 

Its ? tr,ng 

Z,tr,prs 

Z*,r ,bl,t 

Z£,r,bl,ns 

Z,tr,m,m 

Z,tr,m,n 5 tn 

Z,tr,m,n,dn 

/,trs,k,/jtr 

I ,tr., 1st . 

ZZ,r,nt,v 

Z£,r,n,td 

Z£,r,nt,Z 

Z£,r,nt,ng 

Z£,r,nshn 

Z£,n,ng,rd 

Z,d,bl,ns 

Z,d,f,shnd 

lids^zd 

l,ds,-pzd 

Z,d,n,br,g 

Z,d,krs,Z 

Zjd,krs,ns 

Z,th,fl,ns 

Z,th,n,tr,pt,k 

Z,th,gr,fr 

Z,th,gr,f,k 

Z,th,gr,f,kl 

Z,th,gr,f,kl 

l,THs,m,ns 

Zs,pr,td 

Zs,prt,d,ns 

ls,f,sh,nt 

ls,f,shji,a 

ls,\s,ns 

Zs,t,fl,ns 



listlessly 

listlessness 

illustrative 

illustratively 

illustrated 

illustrating 

illustriousness 

illustration 

all-sustaining 

licensable 

licentiously 

licentiousness 

lordliness 

learnedness 

lurking-place 

well-intentioned 

lenticular 

lenticularly 

landmark 

landtax 

landscape 

landholder 

landlord 

woolen -draper 

lonesomeness 

lanceolated 

ill-naturedly 

ill-naturedness 

longitudinal 

longitudinally 

lecherousness 

lcgibleness 

elegibleness 

algebraical 

algebraically 

legitimately 

legitimateness 

legitimating 

legitimist 

legislative 

legislated . 

legislator 

legislature 

legislation 

legerdemain 

logicalness 

lusciousness 

lucubration 

liquefaction 

electrified 

electrifying 



Isjtjsj 

Zs,t,/s,ns 

Zs,tr,t,v 

Zs,trt,vl 

Zs,tr,t,d 

Zs,trt [ing] 

ls,trs 3 ns 

Istrshn 

Z,ss,tn,ng 

ls,ns,bl 

ls,n,shs,l 

ls,n,shs 3 ns 

Irdjiiis 

Zr, nd,ns 

Zr,k,ng,pls 

Z,nt,nshnd 

lnt,k,l,r 

Z/i£,k,/,r,Z 

Znc?,m,r,k 

lnd,tXs 

Zjnd5,k,p 

lnd,l,dr 

Zne?,Z,r,d 

Z7i,dr,pr 

Z,ns,m,ns 

Z,ns 3 /,td 

Z,n,chrd,Z 

Z,n,chrd,ns 

Z,n,j,td,nl 

Z,n.j,td,nl 

Z,chrs,ns 

Z,j,bl,ns 

Z,j,bl,ns 

Z,j,br,kl 

Z,j,br,kl 

Z,jt,mt,Z 

Z,jt,m,t,ns 

Z,jt,mt [ing] 

Z,jt,ms£ 

ljs,lt,v 

Z,js,/,td 

ljs,l,tv 

Z,js,Z,chr 

Ijsjshn 

Z,jrd,mn 

Z,j,kl,ns 

I, s /is, ns 

Z,k,brshn 

Z,k,f,kshn 

Z,k,tr,f,d 

Z,k,tr,f,ng 



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electrometer 

electromagnet 

electromagnetism I. 

electromagnetic 

electro- type 

electricity 

electrized 

electrizing 

electrical 

electrically 

lackadaisical 

Alexandria 

Alexander 

alexandrine 

lexicography 

lexicographer 

Lexington 

Loch Lomond 

lachrymatory • 

lukewarmness 

hellconfounding 

illconditioned 



Z,k,tr,m,tr 

7,k,tr,m,g,nt 

k,tr,m,g,n,t^m 

/,k,tr,m,g,nt ; k 

Z,k,trt,p 

Z,k,trs,t 

l,k,trzd 

Z,k,trz,ng 

J,k 5 tr,kl 

Z,k,tr,kl 

/,k,d£,kl 

Z,ks,n,dr 

Z,k,?,n,dr 

7 5 k5.n,drn 

Z,ks,k,gr.f 

Z,ks,k,gr.fr 

Z,ks.ng,tn 

Z,k,Z,mnd 

Z,kr,ni,tr 

Z,k,r,m,ns 

Zk,n,fnd,ng 

7k,n 5 dshnd 



loquaciousness 

elocutionist 

electioneerer 

electioneering 

allconquering 

looking-glass 

Heliogabalus 

logomachist 

logarythinic 

logarythmical 

luxuriously 

luxuriousness 

luxuriant 

luxuriantly 

luxuriance 

well-grounded - 

longprimer 

longsuifering 

long-continued 

languidness 

lingeringly 

languishingly 



Z,k,shs,ns 

Z,k,sh,ns£ 

Z,k,shn ,r 5 7 

Z,k,shn,r.ng 

Z,k,ng,kr,ng 

Z,k,ng,gls 

Z,g,b,Zs 

Z.g,m,k5^ 

Z,gr,th,m,k 

Z,gr,th,m,kl 

l,gz,rs,l 

I,gz,rs,ns 

l,gz,mt 

l)gz,rntj . 

l,gz,rns 

Z,gr,n,dd 

Z,ng,pr,mr 

7,ngs,f,r,ng 

Z,ng,knt,nd 

l,ng,gd,ns 

l,ng.gr,ng,Z 

Z.ng ; g,sh 5 ng,Z 



Exercise XIII. 
Containing words the first consonant- sound ofiohich is " R." 



Republished 

republishing 

republican 

republicanize 

republicanism 

republicanized 

republicanizing 

republication 

reputableness 

ropedancer 

rhapsodical 

harpsichord 

repeal ability 

repealableness 

repulsiveness 

replacement 

replantable 

replanted • 

replanting 

replenished 

replenishing 

replication 

reprobated 

reprobating 



r,p,b,Z,sA,t 

r,p,b,/,5^,ng 

r,p,b,Z,kn 

r,p,b,/.k,n^ 

r,p,b 5 Z,k ? n^,m 

r.p,b,Z,k,n2:-rZ 

r,p,b./>k,n2;,ng 

r 5 p,b,Z,kshn 

r,pt,bl ; ns 

r,p,d,ns,r 

?',p5,d.kl 

r,ps,k,rd 

r,p,/,bl,t 

r,p,Z,bl 5 ns 

r,p/s,v,ns 

r,pl5,mnt 

r,pl ; n,t,bl 

r 5 pln,td 

?\plnt,ng 

7%pln,sht 

r.pln,sh 3 ng 

r,pl,kshn 

r 5 pr,b,td 

r,pr,b,t,ng 



repairability 

reparableness 

reprovable 

reprovableness 

reprimand 

reprimanded 

reprimanding 

repartition 

reproduced 

reproducer 

reproducing 

reproductive 

reproduction 

repressible 

Harper's Ferry 

represent 

representable 

representative 

represented 

representer 

representant 

representation 

representing 

reprinted 



r,p,r,bl,t 

r,p,r,bl,ns 

r,pr,v,bl 

r,pr,v,bl,ns 

r,pr,mnd 

r,pr,m,n,dd 

r,pr,nmd,ng 

r,p,r,tshn 

r,pr,d6^ 

r,pr,ds,r 

r,pr,ds,ng 

r,prd,kt,v 

r,prd,kshn 

r,pi\s,bl 

r.-prz,f,r 

r,prz,nt 

r,pi\z,nt,bl 

r,prz 5 nt,t,v 

r,prz,n,td 

r,prz,n,tr 

r,pr.z,nt,nt 

r,pr^,n,tshn 

r,pr.z 5 nt,ng 

r,prn,td 



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reprinting 

reprehended 

reprehending 

reprehensible 

reprehensibility 

reprehensibleness 

reprehensory 

reprehension 

reproachable 

reproachableness 

reproachful 

reproachfully 

repurchased 

repurchasing 

reapportionment 

reapportioned 

reapportioning 

reappointment 

repentant 

repentance 

repentingly 

rapaeiousness 

repugnant 

repugnantly 

repugnance 

rebaptized 

rebaptizing 

rebatement 

arbitrable 

arbitrament 

arbitrated 

arbitrator 

arbitrating 

arbitratrix 

arbitrariously 

arbitrarily 

arbitrariness 

arbitration 

reobtainable 

robustness 

reabsorbed 

reabsorbing 

robustuously 

robustuousness 

reblossoming 

rebelliousness 

harbormaster 

rubricated 

rubricating 

rubicundity 

refomented 



r,prnt,ng 

r,pr,n,dd 

r,prnd,ng 

r,pr,ns,bl 

r,pr,ns,b,/,t 

r,pr,ns,bl,ns 

r,pr,Bs s r 

r,pr,nshn 

r,pr,ch ; bl 

r,pr,ch,bl,ns 

r,pr,ch,fl 

r,pr,eh,fl 

r,pr,chs£ 

r,pr,chs,ng 

r r p,rs/?m,nmi 

r.ip,rshnd 

r,p,rshn [ing] 

r,pnt,mnt 

r.pn,tnt 

r,pn,tri5 

r,pnt,ng./ 

r,p,shs,iis 

r,p 5 g,nnt 

r,p,g,nntJ 

r,p,g,n7w 

r,h,ip y tzd • 

r,b,p,te,ng 

r,bt,mnt 

r,b,tr,bl 

r,b,tr,mnt 

r,b,tr,t,d 

r,b,tr,tr 

r,b,trt,ng 

r,b,tr,tr,ks 

?',b,tr,rs,£ 

7*,b,tr,r,ns 

r,b,trshn 

r 5 b,t,n,bl 

r,bs,t,ns 

r,b,9,r,bd 

r,b5,r,b,ng 

r,hs,chs,l 

r ,hs ,c\is ,jis 

r,bLs,m.ng 

r,h,ls,ns 

r,br,mstr 

r,br,k,td 

r,br,kt,ng 

r,b,k,nd,t 

r 5 f,m 3 n 3 td 



9* 



refomenting 

refulgent 

refulgently 

reflective 

reflected 

reflector 

reflecting 

reflectingly 

reformative 

reformatory 

reformation 

refortiiied 

refortifying 

refrangible 

refrangibility 

referential 

refrigerate 

refrigerative 

refrigerated * 

refrigerant 

refrigerating 

refrigeration 

refreshment 

refreshingly 

refreshingness 

refractive 

refracted 

refractory 

refracting 

refraction 

refinement 

refinedness 

revivalist 

revisitation 

revealraent 

revolutionist 

revolutionize 

revolutionized 

revolutionizing 

revolutionary 

reverberate 

reverberated 

reverberating 

revertible 

reversible 

reversedly 

reverseless 

reverently 

reverenced 

reverential 

reverentially 



r,f,mnt,ng 

r,f,/,jnt 

r,f,/.jnt [/] 

r,fl,k,t,v 

r,fl,k,td 

r,fl,k,tr 

r,fl,k,t,ng 

r,fljk>t,ng,J 

r,f,r,mt,v 

r,f,r,m,tr 

r,f,r,mshn 

r,f,rtM 

r,f,rt,f,ng 

r,frn,j,bl 

r,frn,j,bl,t 

r,fr,n,shl 

r,fr,jrt 

r,fr,jrt,v 

r,fr,jr,td 

r,fr.jrnt 

r,fr.jrt,ng 

r,fr,jrshn 

r,fr,sh,mnt 

r,fr,sh,ng,J 

r,fr,sh,ng,ns 

r, fr,kt,v 

r 3 fr,k,td 

r,fr ; k,tr 

r,fr,kt,ng 

r,fr ,kshn 

r,fn,mnt 

r,f,nd,n* 

r,v,vls£ 

r,v£,tshn 

r,v,/,mnt 

r,v,lskn,st 

?-,Y,lshn,z 

r,v,lshn,zd 

r,v,fo/z?2,z,ng 

r,x.lsh?i,r 

r 5 vr,brt 

r,vr, br,td 

?-,#r,brt [ing] 

r,vrt,bl 

r,ttrs,bl 

r,vrs,dj 

Y,vrs,ls 

r,Y,rnt,l 

YtVrjTLSl 

r,wr,n,sftZ 



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reverencing 

revindicate 

revindicated 

revindicating 

revindication 

ravenousness 

revengeful 

revengefully 

revengefulness 

reveugement 

revengeless 

revengingly 

ravishment 

revocableness 

revolvement 

revaccinate 

revaccinated 

revaccination 

revigorated 

revigorating 

re'imprison 

reimprisonmeni 

reiruprisoning 

reimpregnate 

reimpvegnated 

reimpregnating 

rampantly 

rumblingly 

ramblingly 

reimbursable 

reimbursement 

reimbursed 

reimburser 

reimbursing 

armorbearer 

reembarked 

reSmbarkation 

reembarkiug 

ramification 

removability 

remembered 

remembrance 

remembrancer 

remembering 

remedilessness 

remasticate 

remasticated 

remasticating 

remastication 

harumscarum 

harmlessness 



r,vr,ns,ng 

r,vnd,kt 

r,vnd,k,td 

r,vnd,kt,ng 

r,vnd,kslm 

r 3 v,ns.n.s 

r 5 v,n.j.n 

r,v,n,j,fl 

r,v,nj,f\.,ns 

f,v,n,i,mnt 

r,v,n.j,/s 

r,v,n,j,ng,J 

*--,v,sh,mnt 

r,\,k,hl,ns 

r,v,k,mnt 

r,v,ks,nt 

r.v,ks,n,td 

r,v,ks,nskn 

r,v,gr,td 

r,v,grt,ng 

r,m,pr2,n 

r,m,prz,n,ng 

r,m,pr.g,nt 

r,m,pr.g,n,td 

r,m,pr,g,nt,ng 

r,mp 5 n,W 

r,m,bl,ng,/ 

r,m,bl 3 ng,/ 

r,m,br5,bl 

r,m,br5,mnt 

r,m,brs£ 

r,m,brs,r 

r 5 m,brs 5 ng 

r,m,r,b,r,r 

r,m,br,kt 

r,m 5 br,kslm 

r,m,br,k,ng 

r,m,f,kshii 

r,m,v,bl,t 

r,m,m,brd 

r,m,m,br>zs 

r,m 5 m,br,ns,r 

r,m,m,br [ing] 

r,m,dL<?,ns 

r,ms,t,kt 

r,m.?,t,k,td 

r,ms,t,kt,ng 

r,ms,t,kshn 

r,ms,k,r,m 

T,m,ls,iis 



remorseful 

remorsefully 

remorseless 

remorselessly 

remorselessaess 

remarkable 

remarkably 

remarkableness 

romantical 

romantically 

remonstrate 

remonstrated 

remonstrating 

remonstrant 

reminiscence 

liarmoniousneE-s 

remunerable 

remunerative 

remunerated 

remuneratory 

remuneration 

remunerating 

Armenianism 

Roman Catholic 

heartbroken 

rightfulness 

hiirtMness 

artfulness 

artificiality 

artincialnesg 

heartstring 

heartlessness 

artlessness 

rattlesnake 

artillerist 

retributive 

retributory 

retribution 

retrievable 

retrievableness 

retrievement 

retirement 

retiredness 

retardation 

retrospect 

retrospective 

retrospectively 

retrospection 

retroceded 

retrocession 

retroceding 



r,mrs,fl 

r,mrs,fl 

r,mrs,ls 

r,mrs,ls,l 

r,mrs,ls,ris 

r 5 mr,k,bl 

r,mr,k,bl. 

r,mr,k,bl,ns 

r,m,n,t,kl 

r,m,n,t,kl 

r,m,ns,t>rf 

r,m,ns,t,r,td 

r,m,ns,t,rt,ng 

r,m,ns,t,m£ 

r,ru,ns,ns 

r,m,ns,ns 

r,m,nr,bl 

r,m,nrt 5 v 

r,m,nr,td 

r,m,nr,tr 

r,m,nrshn 

r,m,nrt,ng 

r,m,n,n£,m 

r,m 5 n,k ? th,ljk 

rt,br,kn 

rt,fl,ns 

rt,fl,ns 

rt,fl,n.s 

rt,f,shl,t 

rt,f-,shl,n* . 

rts,tr,ng 

rt, Is, ns 

rt,Is,ns 

rt,/s,n,k 

vt,l,rst 

rt,r,bt,v 

rt,r,b,tr 

r't,?%bshn 

rt,r,v,bl 

rt,?',v,bl,n* 

rt,r,v,mnt 

rt,r,mnt 

rt,r,d,ns 

rt,r,dshn 

r,trs.p,kt 

r,trs,p.kt,v 

r,trs,p,kt,vl 

r,tr&,p,kshn 

r,trs,dd 

r,tr*shn 

r,tr5,d,ng 



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returnable 

heartrending 

returnless 

retrenchment 

retrenched 

retrenching 

retracted 

retraction 

retracting 

retrograde 

retentively 

rctentiveness 

articulated 

articulately 

articulating 

horticulture 

horticultural 

horticulturist 

articulation 

writing-master 

reduplicate 

reduplicated 

reduplicating 

reduplication 

readableness 

hardfisted 

redeemableness 

rodomontade 

reducibleness 

redissolvcd 

redissolving 

Rio del Norte 

hardheartedness 

redressless 

redundant 

redundantly 

redundance 

redundancy 

readjusted 

readjusting 

ridiculously 

ridiculousness 

radicalness 

ridingschool 

wrathfttlnesa 

arithmetician 

arithmetical 

arithmetically 

orf.hodoxnes3 

earthly minded 

worth lessness 



rt,r,n,bl 

rt,rnd,ng 

rt,?vi,& 

rt,r,n,ch,mnt 

rt,r,n,cht 

rt,r,n,ch,ng 

r,tr,k,td 

r,tr,kshn 

r,tr,kt,ng 

r,tr,grd 

rt,ni,\l 

r£,nt,v,ns 

rt,k,/,td 

rt,k,/^ 7 

rt,k,/r,ng 

rt,kl,chr 

rt,kl,chr,l 

rt,kl,chrs£ 

rt>k,fafoi 

r,d,pl,kt 

r,d,pl,k,td 

r,d,pl,kt,ng 

r,d,pl,kshn 

rd.blms 

r,d,ft, td 

rd,m,bl,ns 

r,d,m,n,td 

r,d.s,bl,ns 

r,d.s,/,vd 

r,d£,l,v.ng 

r,d,/,nr,t 

rd,r,td,iwf 

v,drs,ls 

r,dn,dnt 

r,dn,dnt [/] 

?*,&n,dns 

r,dn,dn,s 

r,d.j$,td 

r,djst [ingl 

rd,k,ls,l 

rd,k,/s,ns 

rd,kl,ns 

r,d.ng.9,k,l 

r,th,n,n-s 

r,th,m,tshn 

r,th,mt,kl 

r,th,mt,kl 

r,th,d,k$,ns 

7\th,/,in,n,dd 

7-,th,/5,n9 



rnthlessnes3 
orthographer 
orthographic 
resplendent 
respiendeutly 
resplendence 
resplendency 
respirable 
respir ability 
respirabieness 
respiratory 
reciprocity 
respiration 
reciprocate 
reciprocated 
reciprocating 
reciprocal 
reciprocally 
reciprocalness * 
responded 
respondent- 
responding 
responsible 
responsibility 
responsibleness 
responsive 
responsively 
respectable 
respectably 
respectability 
respectableness 
respectful 
respectfully 
respectfulness 
respective 
respectively 
respected 
respecting 
receivableness 
reassembled 
reassembling 
horsemanship 
reestablish 
r establishment 
reestablished 
reestablisher 
reestablishing 
restiveness 
recitatively 
restituted 
restituting 



r,th,/s,n$ 
r,th,gr,fr 
r,th,gr,f,k 
rs,pln,dnt 
rs,pln,dnt [/] 
rs,pln,d'*s 
rs,pln,dn,s 
rs,p,r,bl 
rsvp,r,bl,t 
rs,p,>~.bl,ns 
rs,*pr,ir 
rs,\)TS,t 
rs,prshn 
rs,pr,kt 
rs,pr,k,td 
rs,pr,kt,ng 
rs,pr,kl 
rs,pr,k,Z 
rs,pr,kl,ns 
rs,pn,dd 
rs.pn,dnt 
rs,pnd,ng 
rs,p,ns,bl 
rs,p,n.s,b,Z,t 
rs 5 p.n.s\bl 5 n$ 
rs,p,ns,v 
rs,p,ns,v,/ 
rs 5 p,kt,bl 
r,s-,p,kt,bl 
rs.p,kt,bl,t 
r<s,p,kt,bl,ns 
rs, p,kt, fi- 
rs, p,kt, 11 
?'5,p,kt,fl,n* 
?\s,p,kt,v 
r5,p,kt,vl 
rs,p,k,td 
rs,p,kt,ng 
r6-,v,bl,ns 
r.9,m,bld 
rs,m,bl,ng 
r*,m,n,sh,p 
?\s,t,b,/,.s 7 / 
rs,t.bl,sh,mnt 
rs,t,bl,sht 
r.<? 5 t,bl,shr 
?s,t,h J, sh, rig 
rs,t,Y,ris 
r.?,tt,vl 
r«,t 3 t»t*d 
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restitution 

restorative 

restaurateur 

restrainable 

restraint 

restrained 

restrainedly 

restraining 

restoration 

restrict 

restrictive 

restricted 

restriction 

restricting 

rusticated 

rusticating 

aristocrat 

aristocratic 

aristoeratical 

aristocratically 

aristocraticalness 

aristocracy 

rustication 

resuscitated 

resuscitating 

resuscitation 

recentness 

resembled 

resemblance 

resembling 

resistible 

resistibiJity 

resistibleness 

resistless 

resistlessly 

resistance 

resolvable 

resolvableness 

resolvedly 

resolvedness 

resoluteness 

reservedly 

reservedness 

reservation 

resurrection 

resurrectionist 

reasonableness 

resentful 

resentment 

resentingly 

rosicrucian 



rs,t,tshn 

rs,t,?7,v 

rSjtrt,r 

r5,tr,n 5 bl 

rs,trnt 

rs,trnd 

7-5 , .tr 5 n,d J Z 

rs,trn,ng 

rSjtrshn 

rs,tr,kt 

rs,tr,kt,v 

rs,tr,k,td 

rs,tr,kskn 

rs,tr,kt,ng 

rs-,t,k,td 

rs,t,kt,ng 

rs,t,krt 

rs 5 t,kr,t,k 

rs,t,krt 5 kl 

rs,t,krt,kl 

rs,t,krt,kl,ns 

rs,t,kr,s 

rs,t,ksnn 

rs,st,td 

rs,sl,t,ng 

r,ss,tshn 

rs 3 nt,ns 

rz,in,bld 

rz.m,bl?i3 

r2,m,bl,ng 

rzs,t,hl 

rzs 3 t 9 hl 3 t 

rzs,t,hl,ns 

rzsytjs 

rzs,t,ls,l 

rzs,tns 

rz,I,v,bl 

r2,/,v,bl,ns 

rz,/,vd,l 

rz,/,vd,ns 

rz,lt,ns 

rz,r,\dj 

rz,r,vd,ns 

rz,r,vshn 

r2:,r,kshn 

r2r,r,k,sh,ns£ 

rz,n,b\,ns 

rz,n ; fl 

7*£,nt,mnt 

rz.nt.ng,/ 

rz,krslih 



resignation 

relativeness 

worldly-minded 

relentless 

relentlessnesss 

refcligibility 

religiousness 

religionist 

relationship 

reluctant 

reluctantly 

reluctance 

relaxative 

relaxation 

aurora-borealis 

rewardableness- 

rearadmiral 

reordination 

horrorstricken 

reorganized 

reorganizing 

reinforcement 

reinforced 

reinforcing 

reinfected 

reinfecting 

reinvestment 

reinvested 

reinvestigate 

reinvestigated 

reinvestigating 

reinvestigation 

reinvesting 

renavigated 

renavigation 

rein vigor ate 

ornamented 

ornamental 

ornamentally 

ornamenting 

ironmonger 

warrantableness 

orientalist 

orientalism 

reintroduce 

reinterrogate 

reinterrogated 

reinterrogating 

reintegrate 

reintegrated 

reintegrating 



rz,g.nshn 

7* 3 /£,v,ns 

r/t/,/,m,n,dd 

rlnt,ls 

rlntjs,ns 

r/,j,bl,t 

rl,j ,nst 

r i lsh?i,sh,Tp 

r/,kt,nt 

r/,kt,ns 

r,/ 5 ks,t,v 

r,/,ksskn 

r,r,b,r,te 

r,rd,bl,ns 

r,r,d,m,r£ 

r,r,d,nshn 

r,rs,tr,kn 

Y,r,g t nzd 

r>r,|r,n,z,ng 

7\n,f,rs,mnt 

r,n,f,Yst 

r.n,f,rs,ng 

r,n,f,k,td 

r,n 5 f s k,t 5 ng 

r,n,vs 3 t,mnt 

r,n.vs,td 

r,n,V5,t,gt 

r,n,vs,t.g,td 

r>n,v6.jt,gt,ng 

r,n,v.* ; t,gshn 

r,n,Yst [ing] 

r,n.v,g,td 

r,n,v,gshn 

r,n,v,grt 

m,m,n,td 

rw,m,n,tl 

7*n,m,n,t,/ 

rn,mnt,ng 

rn,m,ng,gr 

r,nt,bl,n* 

rntjst 

r?it,lz,m 

r,n,tr,ds 

r,n>tr,gt 

r,n,tr,g.td 

r,n,tr,gt,ng 

r,nt,grt 

r,nt,gr.td 

r,nt,grfc,irg 



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reintegration 

arrondisement 

roundishness 

ornithologist 

ornithological 

reenthronvd 

reenthroning 

reinspired 

reinspiring 

reinspect 

reinspeeted 

reinspecting 

reenstamp 

reenstamped 

reinstatement 

reinstated 

reinstating 

reinstalled 

reinstalling 

rancidness 

reinserted , 

reinserting 

reinsertion 

reenlistment 

reenlistcd 

reenlisting 

renouncement 

renunciation 

arrangement 

reenjoyraent 

reinsurance 

reenaetment 

reannexation 

rencounter 

rencountered 

rencountering 

reenkindle 

reenkindled 

reenkindling 

reingratiate 

reingratiated 

reingratiating 

arch traitor 

archduchess 

archdukedom 

archdeaconry 

a 'ch critic 

rejuvenescence 

r< juvenized 

rejuvenizing 

regimental 



7-,nt,grshn 

r.n,d.v,mnt 

r,nd,sh,ns 

r,n,th,/.jv£ 

r,n,tk,Z,j,kl 

r,n,thrnd 

?Vi,thr,n,ng 

•r,n.s,p.rd 

?\ns,p,r,ng 

r,ns,p,kt 

r,s*,p,k 3 td 

r 3 ns,p 5 kt,ng 

r,n5 7 t,mp 

r,ns,t 3 mt 

r,ns,tt.mnt 

r,35,t.t,d 

r,n.s,tt [ing] 

r,ns 3 t 3 ld 

r,ns 3 t,/,ng 

?',ns,d,n5 

r 3 ns 3 r 3 td 

r,K£,rt ng 

r 3 ns,rslin 

7-,nb,t.mnt 

r,-nl.s,td 

r,T&lst [ing] 

r 3 n ; ns,mnt 

r,n,nsshn 

r,n,j,mnt 

r,n.j,mnt 

r,n,sh,r/zs 

r,n,kt,mn-t 

r 3 n.ksshn 

rn,knt,r 

m, knt,rd 

m,knt,r,ng 

r,B 5 k,nd,l 

?vn,k,nd,ld 

r,n,k 5 iMLLng 

r,n.gr,sht 

r,n.gr,sh,td 

r,n,gr,sht 3 ng 

r,ch. tr.tr 

r 3 eh 3 d,ehs 

r,eh,d,kd,m 

^ 5 eh,d,k,ar 

r,eh 3 kr 3 t 3 k 

7*,j,v.n$,n$ 

7\j,v,nz,ng 
r.j,m,n,tl 



registered 

registrar 

registrary 

registration 

registering 

regerminate 

regerminated 

regerminating 

reger urination 

re adjournment 

readjourned 

read jour ning 

regeneration 

reject-merit 

ratiocination 

rationalism 

recapitulate 

recapitulated 

recapitulatory 

recapitulating 

recapitulation 

reeuperable 

recuperative 

recuperatory 

recuperation 

recaptured 

recapturing 

recoverable 

workmanlike 

workmanship 

rectifiable 

rectification 

rectifying 

rectilineal 

rectilinear 

architecture 

architectural 

rectangle 

rectangular 

rectangularly 

orchestral 

requisiteness 

reexchange 

reelaimnble 

reclaimless 

recla'mant 

reclamation 

recklessness 

archaeologist 

recollected 

recollecting 



rjs,trd 

r,js,tr 3 r 

r,J5,tr,r 

r.js^rshn 

rjstr [ing] 

r.ji\m.n,t 

r.jr,m,n,td 

r.jr,rn,n,t,ng 

r.jr,m,nshn 

r.j,r?i,nint 

rg.rnd 

rjr 5 n,ng 

r.j, nrshn 

r.j,kt,mnt 

r,sh6-,nshn 

rshn,lz,m 

r,k,pt,/£ 

r,k.pt,/,td 

r,k,pt,7*,r 

r,k,pt,/^,ng' 

r,k,pt,/67m 

r,k,pr,bl 

?,k,prt,V 

?,k.prt,r 

r,k,prshn 

r.k,p,chrd 

r 3 k 3 p,ckr 3 ng 

r,k,vr,bl 

r,k>m,nl,k 

r,k,m,n,sh,p 

r 3 kt,f,bl 

r,kt,f,kshn 

r.kt,i,n°; 

p,kt 5 /,n,l 

r,kt,//i,r 

r.k,t,k>ehr 

r,k,t,k ; chr,l 

r,kt.ng.gl 

r,kt ; ng,gl,r 

r.kt,ng\gl,r,i 

r ; k6,tr,l 

r,k;z 3 t,ns 

r,ks,ch,n,j 

r,kl,m.bl 

r,kl,m,/s 

r,kl,mnt 

r.ki.mshn 

r 3 k,ls,n« 

r,k,/,jst 

r,kl s k,td 

r,kl 3 k,t,ng 



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recollection 

recriminate 

requirement 

recriminative 

recriminated 

recriminating- 

recrimination 

recreatively 

recreativeness 

rechrystalize 

rechrystalization 

rechrystalizing 

recantation 

rekindled 

rekindling 

argumentative 

argumentatively 



r,kl,kskn 

r,kr,m,n,t 

r,k,r,mnt 

r,kr,ni,n,t,v 

r,kr,m,n,td 

r,kr,m,n,t,ng 

r,kr,ni.nshn 

r,krt,v,l 

r,krt,v,ns 

r,krs,£,i2: 

r,kr5,t,l2rshn 

r,krs,t,/2,ng 

r,k,n,tshn 

r,k,nd,ld 

r 5 k,nd,l,ng 

r,g,mnt,t,v 

r,g,m,n,tt,vl 



argumentativeness 

argumentation 

hieroglyphics 

hieroglyphical 

hieroglyphically 

regretful 

regretfully 

regardful 

regardless 

regardlessly 

regardlessness 

rigorousness 

regranted 

regranting 

organization 

rancorously 



r,g,mnt,t,v,ns 

r,g,m.n,t3hn 

r,gl,f,k$ 

r,gl,f,kl 

r,gl,f,kl 

?Jrt,fl 

r,grt,n 

r,grd,fL 

r,grd./s 

r,grd,/s,/ 

r,grd,/s,ns 

r,g,rs,ns 

r,gr,n,td 

r,grnt, [ing] 

3*,g",nzshn 

rjng,kr5 5 / 



Exercise XIV « 



Containing words the first consonant-sound of which is "nv 



ttnpopularly 

unpublished 

unpatronized 

unpathetically 

unpalatable 

unpoliteness 

unplastered 

unpleasant 

unpleasantly 

unpleasantness 

inapplicable 

inapplicably 

unprepossessing 

unperplexed 

inappropriate 

unappropriated 

inappropriately 

inappropriateness 

unprepared 

unpreparedness 

unpropitious 

unpropitiously 

unprohibited 

unprofitable 

unprofitably 

unprofitableness 

unprofited 

unperformed 

unprofaned 



n,p,p,/,rJ 

n,p,b,/,sA,t 

n,p,tr,nzd 

n,p,tht,kl 

n,p,ft,bl 

n,-p,It,ns 

n,pls,trd 

n.plz,nt 

n,pl2r,nt,/ 

n,plz,nt,ns 

n,pl,k,bl 

n,pl,k,bl 

n,pr,pss,ng 

n,pr,pl,ks£ 

n.pr,prt 

n,pr,pr,td 

n,pr,prt,/ 

n,pr,pr,t,ns 

n,pr,p,rd 

n,pr,p,r,d,ns 

n,pr,p v sA-s 

n,pr,p,.s/i5 5 / 

n,pr,b,td 

n,pr,ft,bl 

n,pr,ft,bl 

n,pr,ft,bl,n-5 

n,pr,f,td 

n,pr,fr.md 

n,pr,fnd 



unprofessional 

unprofessionally 

unperfected 

unprovided 

unprevented 

unprovisioned 

unprovoked 

unprovoking ' 

unprompted 

unpremeditated 

unpromised 

unpromising 

unpromisingly 

unparticipated 

unprotr acted 

unprotected 

unpardonable 

unpardonably 

unpardoned 

unpardoning 

unproductive 

unproductively 

unproductiveness 

un prosperously 

unprosperotlsneys 

unperceivable 

urperceived 

unpersuadable 

unprecedented 



n,pr,fshn,£ 

n,pr,fshn,/ 

n,pr,f,k,td 

n,pr,v,dd 

n,pr,v,n,td 

n.pr,vzhnd 

n,pr,v,k,t 

n,pr,v,k,ng 

n,pr,m,td 

n,pr,md.td 

n,pr,rus£ 

n,pr,ms,ng 

n 7 pr>ms,ng,^ 

n,prts,p,td 

n.pr,tr,k,td 

n,prt,k,td 

n,p,r,d,n,bl 

n,p,r,d,n,bl 

n.p,r,clnd 

n,p,r,d,n.ng 

n,prd,kt,v 

n,prd,kt,vl 

n.prd,kt,v,ns 

n,pr3,prs,/ 

n.prs,pr$,ns 

n.prs,v,bl 

n,prs,vd 

n,pr.s,d,bl 

n,prs,dn,td 



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unprecedentedly 

unpresumptuous 

unpresumptuously 

unprolific 

unparliamentary 

unparliamentary 

unparliamenta- ) 

riness $ 

unparalleled 
imprinted 
unapprehended 
unprincipled 
unapprehensive 
unprineely 
unpronounceable 
unapproachable 
unapproachable 

ness 
Unpurchnsed 
unprejudiced 
unperjured 
un perishable 
inappreciable 
Unappreciated 
unpractised 
unproclaimed 
unpanoplied 
unpenetrable 
unpunctuated 
anabaptist 
unbefri ended 
unobtrusive 
unobtrusively 
unobtrusiv T eness 
unobtainable 
unabsorbable 
unabsorbed 
unobstructed 
unobscured 
unabsolvable 
unabsolved 
unobservable 
unobserved 
unobservedly 
unobservant 
unobservance 
unobserving 
unobservingly 
unblamable 
unblamableness 
unblemishable 



n,prs,dn,td,£ 

n,prs,ui,chs 

n,prs,m,chs,l 

n,pr,/,f,k 

n,pr,/,in,nt,r 

n,pr,/,umt,r,/ 

n 5 pr } /,mnt,r 5 n5 

n,pr,/,ld 

n,prn,td 

n,pr 5 n,dd 

n,pr,ns,pld 

n,pr,ns,v 

n,pr,ns,J 

n,pr,n,ns,bl 

n,pr,ch,bl 

n,pr,ch,bl,ns 

n,p,r,chs£ 

n,pr,j,d^ 

n,pr,jrd 

n,p,r,sh,bl 

n,pr,s/z,bl 

n,pr,s/?,td 

n,pr,k,ts£ 

n,pr,kl,md 

n,p 5 n,pld 

n,p,n,tr,bl 

n,p,ng,ch 5 td 

n,b,p,t«s* 

n,b,frn,dd 

n,b,tr ,v 

n,b,trs,vl 

n,b,trs,v,ns 

n,b>t : n ; bl 

n.bs.r,b,bl 

n,bs,r,bd 

n,bs,tr,k,td 

n,bsjk,rd 

n,bz,/,v,bl 

n,b.z,/,vd 

n,bz,r,v,bl 

n,bz,r,vd 

n,bz,r,vd J 

n,bz,r,vnt 

n,bz,r,\ns 

n,bz,r,v,ng 

n.hz,r,v,ng,/ 

n.bl,m.bl 

n,bl,m,bl,ns 

Ujb^mjShjbl 



unblemished 

unobliterated 

unblossoming 

unballasted 

unblasted 

unblunted 

unblinded 

unblended 

unbalanced 

unblanched 

unblenching 

unblushingly 

Newbury jort 

unbribable 

unabbreviated 

unbridled 

unburthened 

unburthening 

unabrogated 

unobnoxious 

unobnoxiously 

unobjectionable 

unobjectionably 

unbecomingly 

unbecomingness 

Nebuchadnezzar 

ineffableness 

unfavorable 

unfavorably 

unfavorableness 

infamousness 

unfamiliarity 

unfadingness 

unfaithfulness 

unfathomable 

unfathomably 

unfathomableness 

infusibility 

infallibility 

infallibleness 

unfulfilled 

inflammable 

inflammability 

imflammableness 

inflammatory 

inflammation 

unfaltering 

unfalteringly 

unphilosophical 

unphilosophically 



n,bl,m,«fa 

n,b 5 /*,r,td 

n,bls,m,ng 

n,b,/s,td 

n,bls,td 

n,bln,ld 

n,bln,dd 

n,bln,dd 

n,b,/,ns£ 

n,bln,cht 

n,bln,ch,ng 

n,bl,sh,ng,/ 

n,b,r,p,rt 

n,br,b,bl 

n,br,v,td 

n,br,dld 

n,b,r,THnd 

n,b,r,THn,ng 

n,br.g,td 

n,b,n,k,sks 

n,b,n,k 5 shs,Z 

n,b.j.k,sh,n,bl 

n,b,j,k,sh,n.bl 

n,b,k,m,ng,/ 

n,b,k,rn,ng,ns 

n,b,kd,n£,r 

n,f,bl,ns 

n,f,vr,bl 

n,f,vr,bl 

n.f,vr,bl,ns 

n ; f,ms,ns 

n,f.m,/,r,t 

n,fd.ng,ns 

n,f,th 5 fl,ns 

n,f,TH.m,bl 

n,f,TH,m,bl 

n,f,TH,m,bl,n5 

n.f?,b,/,t 

n : f,/,b,/,t 

n,f,/,bl,n5 

n.f,/,fld 

nJi.m.bl 

n ; fl,in,bl,t 

n ; fl,ni 5 bl,ns 

n,fl,m,tr 

n,n,mshn 

n,f./r,r,ng 

nX 't.r.ngj 

n,flv.f,kl 

n,fl^ 5 f,kl 



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infelicitous 

infelicitously 

infelicitousness 

i n flu enced 

influencing 

influential 

influentially 

unflinching 

inflicted 

unafflicted 

inflected 

inflicting 

inflecting 

inflexible 

inflexibly 

inflexibility 

inflexibleness 

infliction 

unfeelingness 

unforbidden 

unforfeited 

ineffervescence 

unframable 

unframeableness 

unformidable 

informality 

unferraented 

information 

unfruitful 

unfrui i fulness 

unfertility 

unforetold 

unfortunate 

unfortunately 

unfortunateness 

enforcible 

unforcibly 

nefariousness 

unforsaken 

unforwarded 

unfriended 

unfriendly 

unfriendliness 

enfranchise 

enfranchisement 

enfranchised 

enfranchising 

infringement 

infringed 

infringing 

inferential 



n,f,/s,ts 

nf,Is,ts,l 

n,f,/s,ts,ns 

n,fl.ns£ 

n,fl,ns,ng 

n,fl,n,5/z/ 

n,fl,n,sA£ 

n,fl,n,ch,ng 

n,fl,k,td 

n,fl,k,td 

n : fl,k,td 

n,fl,k.t,ng 

n,fl,k,t,ng 

n.fl,ks,bl 

n,fl,ks,bl 

n,flk.s,b,/,t 

n,fl,ks,bl 3 ns 

n,fl,kshn 

n,f,/ 3 ng,ns 

n,fr,b,dn 

n 3 f> 3 f,td 

n,f,r,vs,n.s 

n,fr,m,bl 

n,fr,m,bl,ns 

n,f 3 r 3 md,bl 

n,f,r,m,/,t 

n,fr 3 m,n,td 

n.fr,mshn 

n,frt ; fl 

n,frt,fl,n5 

n,frt,/,t 

n,f,rMd 

n,f,r£.nt 

n,f,r£,nt,Z 

n,f>£,nt,ns 

n,frs 5 b! 

n,frs 5 bl 

n,f,r<9,ns 

n,frs,kn 

n,f,r,r,dd 

n,frn,dd 

nirnd [/] 

n,frnd,l,ns 

n,frn,ch^ 

n,frn,ch£.mnt 

n,fm,c}izd 

n,frn,chz,ng 

n,frn.j,mnt 

n,frn jd 

n,frnj,ng 

jx,fr,ii } shl 



unfurnisliing 

unfrugiverous 

infracted 

infracting 

unfrequent 

unfrequented 

unfrequeiitly 

unfrequenting 

unfrequency 

infraction 

unforgiving 

unforgivingly 

infinitesimal 

infanticide 

infiniteness 

Newfoundland 

inoffensively 

inoffensiveness 

unfashionable 

unfashionably 

inefficiently 

unaffectedly 

ineffectualness 

infectiously 

inefficaciously 

infectiousness 

inefiicaciousness 

unaffectionate 

newfangled 

inevitableness 

inveterately 

inveterateness 

invitingness 

unavoidableness 

invidiousness 

investment 

investiture • 

investigate 

investigable 

investigated 

investigator 

investigating 

investigation 

invisibility 

invisibleness 

Nova Zembla 

envclopement 

inviolability 

inviolableness 

unavailableness 

involvement 



n,frn,sh,ng 

n,fr,j,vrs 

n,fr,k,td 

n,fr,kt,ng 

n,fr,knt 

n,fr,k,n,td 

n,fr,knt,/ 

n,fr,knt,ng 

n,fr,kn,s 

n,fr,kshn 

n,fr,g,v,ng 

n,fr 5 g,v,ng,Z 

n,f,n,ts,m,l 

n,f,n,ts,d 

n.f,nt,ns 

n,fnd, Ind 

n,f,ns,v,/ 

n,f ; ns,v,ns 

n,f,s/?,n,bl 

n,f,s/?,n,bl 

n,f>/*,nt,/ 

n,f,k,td,Z 

n,f,k,ch,/,ns 

n,f,k,shs,Z 

n 5 f,k,shs,Z 

n.f,k,shs,ns 

n,f,k,shs,ns 

n,f,k,sh,nt 

n,f,ng,gld 

n,vt,bl,ns 

n,v,trt,/ 

n,v,trt,ns 

n,vt,ng,n5' 

n,vcl,bl,ns 

n,v,ds,ns 

n,V5,t,mnt 

n,v5,t,gt 

n,vs,t.g,bl 

n,vs,t,g,td 

n,vs,t,g,tr 

n,vs,t,gt,ng 

n,vs,t,gshn 

n,vz,b,/,t 

n,vz,bl,ns 

n,vz,m,bl 

n,v,/,p,mnt 

n,v,/,bl,t 

n,v,/,bl,ns 

n,v,/,bl,ns 

n,v,/,v,mnt 



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involvedness 

invalidated 

invalidating 

invalidness 

invalidation 

involuntary 

involuntarily 

involuntariness 

invulnerable 

invulnerability 

invulnerableness 

invariableness 

nevertheless 

universality 

universalist 

liniversalism 

environment 

unvarnished 

unvarieguted 

inventiveness 

invincible 

invincibly 

invincibility 

invincibleness 

unvenerable 

unvanquished 

navigableness 

inveiglement 

invigorated 

invigorating 

invigoration 

unimplicated 

unimprovable 

unimprovableness 

unimproved 

Unimproving 

unimportant 

unimportuned 

Unimpressive 

Unimpressively 

unimpregnated 

unimpeachable 

uniinpassioned 

nimblefooted 

nimblewitted 

nimbleness 

unamiabieness 

numberless 

unembarrassed 

Unemphatic 

unemphatically 



n,v,/,vd,ns 
n,vld,td 
n,v,/,dt [ing] 
n,v,/,d>ns 

n,v,/,dshn 

n,Y,lnt,r 

n,v,/??^jr,Z 

n,\,?nt,r,ia.s 

n,vl,nr,bl 

n,vl,nr,bl,t 

n,vl,nr,bl,ns 

n,v,r,bl,ns 

n,v,r,TH,7s 

n,vrs,l,t 

n,vrs,lst 

n,Yrs,lz,m 

n,v,r/i,mnt 

n,v,r,n,sht 

n,v,r,g,td 

n^vntjVjn^ 

n,v,ns,bl 

n,v,ns,bl 

n,v,ns,b,/,t 

n,v,ns,bl,ns 

n,v,nr,bl 

n,v 3 ng,k,sht 

n,v,g,bl,ns 

n,v,gl,mnt 

n,v,gr,td 

n,Vjgrt,ng 

n,v,grshn 

n,m,pl,k,td 

n,m,pr,v,bl 

n,m,pr,v,bl,ns 

n,m,pr,vd 

n,m,pr,v,ng 

n,mp,r^,nt 

n,mp,?^,nd 

n,m,pr<s,v 

n,m,pr5,V,/ 

n,m,pr,g,n,td 

n,mp,ch,bl 

n,mp,.^;?ri 

n,m,bl,f,td 

n,m,bl,td 

n,m,bl,ns 

n,ra,bl,n.5 

n,m,br Is 

n,m, b,r?£ 

n,in ; f,t,k 

n,m,ft,kl 



unmodifiable 

animadvert 

animadverted 

animadverter 

animadverting 

animadversion 

unmeditated 

unmastered 

unmistakable 

unmistakably 

unmalleability 

unmelodiously 

Unmildness 

unmolested 

anamorphosis 

unmeriteclness 

unmerciful 

unmercifully 

unmercifulness 

numerousness 

unmerchantable 

unmonopolized 

unmindful 

unmindfully 

unmindfulness 

unemancipated 

unministerial 

Unministerially 

unmanageable 

unmentioned 

nomenclature 

unimaginable 

unmeasurable 

unmechanical 

unmechanically 

unmingled 

unmingling 

antepenult 

antepenultimate 

entablature 

notableness 

anti-abolitionist 

notification 

intemperate 

intemperately 

intemperateness 

unattempered 

intemperance 

untimbsred 

intimidated 

intimidating 



n,m,d 5 f,bl 

n,m,d 5 vrt 

n,m,d,v,r,td 

n,m,d,vrt,r, 

n,m 5 divrt,ng 

n,m,d>^shn 

n,m,d,t,t,d 

n,ms,trd 

n,ras,t,k,bl 

n,ms,t,k,bl 

n,m,/,b,/,t 

n,in,/,ds,/ 

n,m,l,d,iis 

n,m,/s,td 

n,m,r,fss 

n,m,7^,d,ns 

n,m,rs,f,l 

n,ni,rs,f,/ 

n,m,rs,f,/,ns 

n,m,r.s,n$ 

n,m,r,ch,nt,bl 

n,m,n,p,/zo? 

n,m,n,d,fl 

n,m,n,d 5 fl 

n,m,n,d,n,n$ 

n,m,ns,p,td 

n,m,ns,t,r,l 

n,m,ny,t,r,/ 

n,m,n.j,bl 

n,m,n,shnd 

n,m,n,kl,chx* 

n,m,j,n,bl 

n,m,zhr,bl 

n,m,k,n,kl 

n,m,k,n,kl 

n,m,ng,gld 

n.m,ng,gl ; ng 

nt,p,nlt 

nt,p,nlt,mt 

nt,blt,r 

nt,bLn-9 

nt,bjshn 3 $t 

nt,f,kshn 

n,t,mp,r£ 

n,t,mp,r£,/ 

n,t,rnp,r£,ns 

n,t,m,prd 

n,t,mp,rtts 

n,t,m,brd 

nt,md,td 

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intimidation 

entomological 

antemeridian 

anti-american 

antemundane 

antiministerial 

antimonarchial 

entitatively 

antitrinitarian 

antitrinitarianism 

antidemocratic 

United States 

antediluvian 

antithetical 

notwithstanding 

anticipated 

anticipator 

anticipatory 

anticipating 

antispasmodic 

anticipation 

antisabbatarian 

enticement 

antecedent 

antecedently 

antecedence 

antislavery 

nightservice 

antiscriptural 

entailment 

intolerable 

intolerably 

intolerableness 

intolerant 

intolerance 

intelligible 

intelligibly 

intelligibility 

intelligibleness 

intelligent 

intelligently 

intelligence 

intellectual 

intellectually 

intellectuality 

intrepidity 

intrepidly 

untroubled 

untravelled 

antir evolutionist 

jmtirevolutionary 



n,t,m,dshn 
n,t,m,/,j,kl 
n,t,m,r,dn 
n,t,nv,kn 
n,t,m,n,dn 
n,t,m,ns,t,r,l 
n,t,m,nr,k,l 
nt,tt,vl 
n,t,tr,n,t,rn 
n,t,tr,n,t,r,uz,m 
nt,d,m,kr,t,k 
n,tds,tts 
nt,d,/,vn 
nt,tht,kl 
nt,TH5,tnd,ng 
« nts,p 3 td 
nts,p,tr 
nts,pt,r 
nts,pt [ing] 
n,ts,ps,ind,k 
nts,pshn 
n,ts,bt,rn 
njts,mnt 
n,ts,dnt 
n,ts,dnt [/] 
n,ts,d7is 
n,ts,l,vr 
nts,r,Ys 
n,ts,kr,p,chr,l 
nt,l,mnt 
nt,lr,bl 
nt,lr,bl 
nt,lr 5 bl,ns 
ntjrnt 
nt,lrns 
nt,/,j,bl 
nt,/,j,bl 
nt,/,j,bl,t 
nt,/,j,bl,ns 
nt,/.jnt 
nt,/,jnt [Z] 
nt,/j?i5 
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n,tr,pd,£ 
n,tr,bld 
n,tr,vld 
n,t,r,v,/s/i?2,st 
n,t,r,v, 7 $An,r 



untrammelled 

untrammelling 

interminable 

interminably 

interminableness 

interment 

antiarmenian 

entreatingly 

untraceable 

intrusively 

intrusiveness 

intrusted 

intrusting 

notoriousness 

neutralized 

neutralization 

neutralizing 

untransposed 

untranspired 

untransparent 

untransferable 

untransferred 

untransmissible 

entranced 

intransitive 

untranslatable 

untranslated 

intrinsic 

intrinsical 

intrinsically 

untranscribe 

entrancing 

entrenchment 

entrenched 

entrenching 

untarnished 

intractable 

intractably 

intractability 

intractableness 

unattracted 

intricately 

intricateness 

antarctic 

wintergreen 

intriguingly 

Antinomianism 

inattentively 

inattentiveness 

intentness 

intendant 



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n,tr,m,/,ng 

n,tr,m,n,bl 

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n,tr,m,n,bl,ns 

n,tr,mnt 

n,t,r,m,nn 

n,tr,t,ng,Z 

n,trs,bL 

n,trs,vl 

n,trs,v,ns 

n,trs,td 

n,trs£,ng 

n,t,rs,ns 

n,tr J zskn 

n,tr,/z,ng 

n,tr,nz,p^ 

n,tr,nz,p,rd 

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n,tr,ns:,frd 

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Ti,trnst 

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n,tr,nz,ft,bl 

n,tr,nz,Z,td 

n,tr,n£,k 

n,tr,nz,kl 

n,tr,nz,kl 

n,tr,nz,kr,b 

n,tr7i5 [ing] 

n,trn,ch,mnt 

n,trn,cht 

n,trn,ch,ng 

n,t,r,n,sht 

n,tr,kt,bl 

n,tr,kt,bl 

n,tr,kt,bl,t 

n,tr,kt,bl,ns 

n,tr,k,td 

n.tr,kt,£ 

n,tr,kt,ns 

nt,r,k,t,k 

n,tr,grn 

n,tr,g,ng,/ 

nt,n,m,nz,m 

nt,nt,v,/ 

nt,nt,v,ns 

nt,nt,ns 

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intensively 

intenseness 

untenantable 

untenanted 

intangible 

intangibility 

intangibleness 

intentioned 

unteachableness 

antechamber 

intoxicate 

intoxicated 

intoxicating 

intoxication 

anticosmetic 

antichrist 

antichristian 

antiquarianism 

anticonstitutional 

anticonstitutional- 

integument [ist] 

integrated 

integration 

antagonist 

antagonistic 

antagonism 

entanglement 

entangled 

entangling 

untangling 

independent 

independently 

independence 

independency 

indeprivable 

undeprived 

undepraved 

undepreciated 

undiplomatic 

indubitable 

indubitably 

indubitableness 

indefatigable 

indefatigably 

indefatigability 

indefatigableness 

indefatigation 

indefeasible 

indefeasibility 

needfulness 

undefrauded 



nt,ns,v,/ 

nt,ns,ns 

nt,n,nt,bl 

nt,n.n,td 

nt,n,j,bl 

nt,n.j,bl,t 

nt,n.j,bl,ns 

nt,nshnd 

nt,ch,bl,ns 

nt,ch,m,br 

nt,ks,kt 

nt,ks,k,td 

nt,ks.kt,ng 

nt,ks,kslm 

nt,kz,mt,k 

nt,krs£ 

nt,krs,clm 

nt,k,?',nz,m 

nt,k,ns,t,tshn,l 

nt,k.ns ; t.tshnis£ 

nt.g,mnt 

nt,gr,td 

nt.grshn 

nt,g,ns£ 

nt.g.ns,t 5 k 

nt.g,nz,m 

nt,ng,gl,mnt 

nt,ng,gld 

nt,ng,gl,ng 

nt,ng ? gl ; ng 

nd.pn,dnt 

ncl,pn,dnt [Z] 

nd.pn,d«5 

nd.pn,dn,s 

nd,pr,v,bl 

n,d,pr,vd 

n,d,pr,vd 

n,d,pr,5^,td 

n,d,pl,mt,k 

nd,bt,bl 

nd,bt,bl 

nd,bt,bl,ns 

nd.f,t,g.bl 

nd,f,t.g,bl 

nd,f,t ? g,bl,t 

nd,f,t.g,bl,ns 

ndXt.gshn 

nd,fz,bl 

nd,f2:,b./jt 

nd,il,ns 

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indifferent 

indifferently 

indifference 

undefinable 

undefinably 

indefinitely 

indefiniteness 

undefended 

indefensibility 

indefensive 

indefectibility 

undeviatingly 

individuality 

individualize 

individualized 

individualizing 

indivisible 

indivisibility 

indivisibleness 

unadvisedly 

unadvisedness 

undivulged 

undiverted 

inadvertent 

inadvertently 

inadvertence 

undiversified 

indomitable 

inadmissible 

inadmissibility 

undemolished 

indemnified 

indemnification 

indemnifying 

indemonstrable 

unci i in inish able 

undiminished 

unadmonished 

undiminishing 

undutifulness 

indictment 

indebtedness 

undeterminable 

indeterminate 

indeterminately 

indeterminateness 

undetermined 

undetermination 

undedicated 

indisputable 

indisputably 



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n,d,frnt [J] 

n,d,frns 

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nd,f.nt,£ 

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nd,f,ns,b,/,t 

nd,f,ns,v 

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nd,v,7-,td 

nd 3 v,r£,nt 

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n,d,m,n.fd 

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n,d.m 5 ns,t,r,bl 

n,d,m.n,sh,bl 

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n,d,m ; n.sht 

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n,dt,mnt 

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n,d5,pt,bl 

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indisputability 

indisputableness 

undissipated 

undisputed 

indisposed 

indisposedness 

indisposition 

indisposing 

undisplayed 

undisciplined 

undisciplinable 

undiscipled 

undispersed 

undespairing 

undissappointed 

indispensable 

indispensably 

indispensability 

indispensableness 

undecipherable 

undeciphered 

undeceivable 

undissembled 

undissembling 

inducement 

undistilled 

undistributed 

undisturbed 

undisturbedly 

undisturbedness 

undes troy able 

undistorted 

industrious 

industriously 

indestructible 

indistinct 

indistinctly 

indistinctness 

indistinguishable 

indistinguishably 

undistinguished 

undistinguishing 

undecidable 

indecisively 

indecisiveness 

indissoluble 

indissolubly 

indissolubility 

mdissolubleness 

indecently 

undishonored 



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n,ds,pt,bl,ns 

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n,ds,p,td 

n,ds,-pzd 

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n,d5,p^shn 

n,ds,p.z,ng 

n,ds,pll 

n,ds,plnd 

n,ds,pl,n,bl 

n,ds,pld 

n,ds,p,rs£ 

n,ds,p,7*,ng 

n,ds,pn,td 

n,d5,p^a.s,bl 

n,ds,p,ns,bl 

n,ds,p,ns,b,/,t 

n,ds,p,n.s,bl,n$ 

n,ds,fr,bl 

n,ds,frd 

n,ds,v,bl 

n,ds 5 m,bld 

n,ds,m,bl,ng 

n,ds,mnt 

n,ds,t,ld 

n,ds,tr,b,td 

n,d.5,tr,bd 

n,ds,tr,bd,/ 

n,ds,tr,b,d,ns 

n,ds,tr,bl 

n,ds,t,r,td 

n,ds,trs 

n,ds,trs,£ 

n,ds,tr,kt,bl 

n,ds£,ng,kt 

n,d.^,ng,kt,Z 

n,ds£,ng,kt,ns 

n,ds^ng.g,sh,bl 

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n,ds£,ng,g,sht 

nAstMg.g,sh,ng 

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n,ds.9,v,Z 

n,dss,v,ns 

n,d.5,/,bl 

n,ds,/,bl 

n,d-5^,bl,t 

n,ds,l,bl,ns 

n,ds,nt,Z 

n,ds,nrd 



undiscoverable 

undiscoverably 

undiscovered 

undiscussed 

undisclosed 

indescribable 

undescribed 

indiscriminate 

indiscriminately 

indiscriminating 

indiscrimination 

indiscreet 

indiscreetly 

undescried 

indiscretion 

undisguised 

undisgraced 

undissolvable 

undissolved 

undissolving 

undeserved 

undeservedly 

undeservedness 

undeserving 

undeservingly 

undiscernible 

undiscerned 

undiscernedly 

undiscerning 

undesignedly 

undesignedness 

indelibility 

indeliberate 

indeliberately 

undelightful 

unadulterate 

unadulterated 

unadulterately 

unadulterous 

unadulterously 

undulatingly 

needlessness 

endlessness 

indolently 

indulgent 

indulgence 

indelicately 

wonderfulness 

undramatic 

undramatical 

hindermost 



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n,ds,k,vr,bl 

n,ds,k,vrd 

n,ds,ks£ 

n,ds,klzd 

n,ds,kr,b,bl 

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njdsjkrmijnjt 

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n,ds,krd 

n,ds.,krshn 

n,ds,gzd 

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n,d^,r,vd,/ 

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n,dr,rnd 

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n,dr 5 fl,ns 

n,dr,mt,k 

n,dr,mt,kl 

n,dr,msf 



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endearment 

wonderment 

endorsement 

wonderstruck 

indirectly 

indirectness . 

indirection 

Indianapolis 

undauntedly 

undauntedness 

indentation 

indentured 

indenturing 

endangered 

endangering 

indigestible 

indigested 

unadjusted 

indigestion 

indecomposable 



nd,r,mnt 

n,dr 5 mnt 

nd,rs 5 mnt 

n,drs,tr,k 

n,dr,kt,/ 

n 5 dr,kt,ns 

n,dr,kshn 

nd,n,p,/s 

nd,n,td,/ 

nd,nt,d>ns 

nd,n,tshn 

nd,n,chrd 

nd,n 5 chr,ng 

nd,n.jrd 

nd,n.jr,ng 

nd,j.s,t,bl 

nd,js,td 

nd,J5,td 

nd,js,chn 

nd,k,mpz,b,l 



indecomposablenessnd,k,mpr 3 b 5 /,ns 



indecomposed 

inductibility 

indicatively 

inductively 

indoctrinate 

indoctrinated 

indoctrinating 

indoctrination 

inadaquateness 

indeclinable 

undeclined 

handicraft 

indecorously 

indecorousness 

undignified 

indignant 

indignantly 

indignation 

anathematized 

anathematizing 

unthoughtfulness 

enthusiastic 

enthusiast) cal 

enthusiastically 

anthropophagi 

unthriftily 

unthriftiness 

unthreatened 

•enthrallment 

enthronement 



nd,k,mp2:^ 

nd,kt,bl,t 

nd,kt,vl 

nd,kt,vl 

nd,kt,r,nt 

nd,kt,r,n,td 

nd,kt,r,nt,ng 

nd,kt,r,nshn 

nd,kt,ns 

nd,kl,n,bl 

nd,klnd 

nd,kr,ft 

nd,krs,/ 

nd,krs,ns 

nd,g,n,fd 

nd,g,nnt 

nd,g,nnt,/ 

ncl,g,nshn 

n,th.,m,tzd 

n,th,m,t2:,ng 

n,tht,fl 5 ns 

n,th,zs,t,k 

n,th,z.?,t,kl 

n,th,zs,t,kl 

n,thr,p,f,g 

n,thr,ft,J 

n,thr,ft,ns 

n,thrt,nd 

n,thr,/,mnt 

n,thr,n,m,n,t 



unthankful 

un thank fully 

unthankrulness 

unthinkingly 

unthinkingness 

nethermost 

Netherlands 

inhospitable 

inhospitably 

inhospitableness 

unspottedness 

inhospitality 

insipidness 

unspecified 

unsupplanted 

unsepi*lchered 

unsupported 

unseparated 

unaspirated 

inauspiciously 

inauspiciousness 

unspeakable 

unspeakably 

inspected 

inspector 

inspecting 

inspection 

unsubmissive 

unsubstantial 

insubordination 

unsuborned 

unsubjected 

unsophisticated 

insufferable 

insufferably 

henceforward 

insufficient 

insufficiently 

insufficiency 

uncivilized 

unsavoriness 

unassembled 

unsymmetrical 

unassimilated 

unseemliness 

instability 

unstableness 

unsuitableness 

unestablished 

unestablishing 

inestimable 



n,th,ng,K,n 

n,th,ng,k,n 

n,tk,ng.k,fl,ns 

n,tk,ng,k,ng,Z 

n,th,ng.k,ng,ns 

n,THr,msf 

n,Tu\\hidz 

ns,pt,bl 

ns,pt,bl 

ns,pt,bl,ns 

ns,pt,d>ns 

ns,pt,/,t 

ns,p,d,ns 

ns,ps,fd 

ns,pln,td 

ns,pl,krd 

ns,p,r.td 

ns,p,r,td 

ns,p,r,td 

ns,-p,sh.s,l 

ns,Y>,shs,iis 

ns,p,k,bl 

ns,p,k,bl 

ns.p,k,td 

ns,p,k,tr 

ns,p,kt,ng 

ns,p,kslm 

n.s,b,nis,v 

n.s,bs,t,n,s/*Z 

ns-,b,r,d ? nshn 

ns,b,rnd 

ns,b.j,k.td 

ns,fa,k,td 

ns,ff,bl 

ns,fr,bl 

n r ,f,r,rd 

ns,f,sA,nt 

ns,f,s^,nt,/ 

ns,f,sA,n,s 

ns,\,lzd 

ns,v,r,ns 

n,s,m,bld 

ns,mt,r,kl 

ns,m,/,td 

ns. m J, ns 

ns,t,bl,t 

ns,bl,ns 

ns,t,bl,ns 

ns,t,bl ; sht 

ns,t,bl,s/?,ng 

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inestimably 

unstimulated 

incitement 

instituted 

institutor 

instituting 

institution 

unsteadfast 

unsteadiness 

unsatisfied 

unsatisfactory 

instalment 

installation 

unsaturated 

unstrained 

unstinted 

instantly 

instanter 

instantaneous 

instantaneously 

instantaneousness 

unostentatious 

unostentatiously 

instanced 

instancing 

unstauncked 

instigated 

instigator 

instigating 

instigation 

instinct 

instinctive 

instinctively 

insidiousnes3 

incidental 

incidentally 

unsusceptible 

misuse eptibly 

unsusceptibility 

unsuspect 

unsuspected 

unsuspecting 

unsuspicious 

unsuspiciously 

unsystematized 

unsystematic 

unsystematical 

unsystematically 

necessitated 

necessitating 

necessitousness 



n.st.ni.bl 

ns,t,m,/,td 

ns.t.nmt 

ns,t,t,t,d 

ns,tt ; tr 

ns,t.t ; t,ng 

ns.t,tshn 

ns.t,d,fs£ 

ns.t.d,ns 

ns,ts.fd 

ns,ts,fVMr 

ns,t,/,nmt 

TLS,t s Ishn 

ns,t.r.td 

ns.trnd 

ns,tn.td 

ns.tnt [/] 

ns.tnt.r 

ns,tnt.ns 

ns,tnt,ns,Z 

ns.tnt.ns.ns 

n.st.nt.shs 

n.st.nt.shs./ 

iis,t?ist 

ns.tns [ing] 

ns.t.n.chd 

ns,t.g.td 

ns.t.g.tr 

ns ; t ; gt ; ng 

ns,t,gshn 

ns.t.ng.kt 

ns,t.ng.kt ; v 

ns,t,ng,kt.vl 

ns,ds.ns 

ns,dnt.l 

ns,dnt [/] 

nss.pt. bl 

nss.pt. bl 

nss.pt.bl.t 

nss.p.kt 

nss.p.k.td 

nss.p.kt .ng 

nss.p.s/*s 

nss 5 p,s#s ; / 

nss.t ; m,tzcZ 

nss,t,mt.k 

nss,t.mt.kl 

nss,t,mt.kl 

nss,t,t,d 

nss.t.t.ng 

nssjts 3 ns 



ancestral 
unsustainable 
unsustained 
necessitation 
incestuously 
incestuousness 
unsoldierly 
unsoldierlike 
unsolicited 
unsolicitous 
insolently 
unselected 
unsurpassed 
answerableness 
unserviceable 
unserviceably 
unserviceableness 
insurmountable 
insurmountably 
unceremonious 
incertitude 
unascertainabie 
uncertainty 
unascertained 
uncertainly 
^unsearchable 
unsearchably 
unsearchableness 
insurgent 
uncircumspect 
uncircumstantial 
uncircuracised 
encircled 
encirling 
insurrection 
insurrectionary 
insanibility 
unscientific 
unscientifical 
unscientifically 
unscintillating 
incendiarism 
unsoundness 
insensible 
insensibly 
insensibility 
insensibleness 
insincerity 
insincerely 
ensnarled 
ensnarling 



n,ss,tr.l 

nss ; t.n,bl 

nss,tnd 

nss,tshn 

nss,chs,/ 

ns*,chs,ns 

ns./.jr,/ 

ns./.ji\./,k 

ns,/s,td 

ns,/s,ts 

us. hit, I 

ns./ ; k.td 

ns,/\ps£ 

ns.r.bl.ns 

ns.r,vs,bl 

ns.?%vs.bl 

ns,r,vs 5 bl,ns 

ns,r,m,n.t.bl 

ns.r.m.n,t ; bl 

ns.r.m.ns 

ns./'t.td 

ns.?^.n.bl 

ns.rt.n,t 

ns.rtmd 

ns.rt ; nl 

ns.r,ch,bl 

ns,r,ck.bl 

ns,r,ch,bl.ns 

ns,?\jnt 

ns,?-,k,ms.p.kt 

ns.r.K.ms.t.n.shl 

ns./'.k.ms.zcl 

ns,r,kld 

ns,r.kl.ng 

ns.r.kshn 

n-?y\kshn,r 

ns.n.b./.t 

ns,nt.f.k 

ns 5 nt 5 f s kl 

ns,nt.f.kl 

ns.nt./^.ng 

ns,n,d.rz.m 

ns,nd,ns 

ns,ns,bl 

ns.ns.bl 

ns.ns.b./.t 

ns.ns,bl 3 ns 

ns,ns,r,t 

ns,ns.rZ 

ns.n,r/d 

nsju^r/jng 



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uncensurable 

unsociability 

unsociableness 

insatiableness 

unsucceeded 

unsuccessful 

unsuccessfully 

unsuccessfulness 

unsculptured 

encyclopedia 

encyclopedist 

unskilful 

unskilfully 

unskilfulness 

unscorched 

unseconded 

insignificant 

insignificantly 

insignificancy 

insignificance 

unsignalized 

unsanctified 

ensanguined 

unhesitatingly 

unlawfulness 

nullification 

unlimitable 

unlimitedly 

unlimitedness' 

unilluminated 

unlamented , 

unalterable 

unalterably 

unalterability 

unaltei ableness 

enlightenment 

unwholesomeness 

enlistment 

unillustrated 

unlicensed 

unlearnedly 

unlearnedness 

enlargement 

ineligibility 

analogicalness 

unliquidated 

unlikeliness 

inelegantly 

nervousness 

unrevealable 

unreverently 



ns,n,shr,bl 
n5,6-/i,b,/,t 
ns,sh, bl,ns 
ns,sA,bl,ns 
ns,ks,dd 

I15,k55,f,l 

ns,kss,f,/ 
ns,kss,f,Z,ns 
ns,k,/,p,chrd 
ns,kl,p,d 
ns,kl,p,ds£ 
ns,k,/,fl 
ns,k,J,n 
ns,k,/ 5 fl,ns 
ns,k,r,cht 
ns,k,n,dd 
ns,g,n,f.k,nt 
ns,g,n,f,k,nt,Z 
ns,g,n,f,kn,s 
n-s,g,n,f,kns 
ns,g,nlzd 
ns,ng,kt,fd 
ns,ng,gnd 
n,zt,t,ng,Z 
nl,n,mv 
nl,f,kshn 
nl,m,t,bl 
nl,m,td,Z 
nl,m,t,d,ns 
nl,m,n,td 
nl.m,n,td 
•n,/,tr,bl 
n,/,tr,bl 
n,/,tr,bl,t 
n,/,tr,bl,ns 
nlt,n,m,n,t 
n,/s,m,ns 
nls,t,mnt 
nls,t,r,td 
nls,ns£ 
nl,r,n,d,Z 
nl,7*,nd.ns 
nl,r,j,mnt 
n,/,j,bl,t 
n,/.j,kl,ns 
nl,kd,td 
nl,kl,ns 
nl,gnt,/ 
nr,vs,ns 
nr,v,Z,bl 
nr,Y,rnt,l 



unreverend 

unrevengeful 

unrevenged 

enravishment 

Neuremburg 

unremembered 

unremittingly 

unremediable 

unremediably 

enormousness 

unremarkable 

unremarked 

unromantic 

unromantical 

unromantic ally 

narrow-minded 

inharmoniously 

unartificial 

unartificially 

unretracted 

unrhetorical 

unrhetorically 

inarticulate 

inarticulated 

inarticulately 

inarticulateness 

inarticulation 

unredeemable 

unreducible 

unreducibleness 

unredressed 

inordinately 

inordinateness 

ineradicable 

uneradicated 

Northfield 

Northampton 

Northumberland 

norths tar 

north-eastern 

north-western 

north-wards 

northernly 

northerner 

unrespited 

unrespected 

near-sightedness 

unrestored 

unrestrainable 

unrestrained 

unrestricted 



nr,- 

nr,v,n.j,fl 

nr,v,n,jd 

nr,v,sh,mnt 

n,r,m,br,g 

nr,m,m,brd 

nr,m,t,ng 5 / 

nr,m,d,bl 

nr,m,d,bl 

nr,rn5 5 n5 

nr,m,r,k,bl 

nr,m,r,kt 

nr,m,n,t,k 

nr,m,n,t,kl 

nr,m,n,t,kl 

n,r,m,n,dd 

n,r,m,ns,/ 

m%f,shl 

nrtf^shl 

nr,tr,k,td 

n,rt,?%kl 

n,rt,r,kl 

n,rt,k,/£ 

n,rt,k./,tcl 

n,rt,k,/£,Z 

n,rt,k,/£,ns 

n,rt,k,/s/m 

nr,d,m,bl 

nr,ds,bl 

nr,ti\s,bl,ns 

nr ,drst 

nrd,nt,Z 

nrd,nt,ns 

nrd,k,bl 

nrd,k,td 

nr,th,fld 

nr,th,m,tn 

nr,th,m,br,Z?ii 

nr,ths,t,r 

nr,ths,trn 

nr,ths,trn 

nr,thrdz 

nr,THr,nl 

nr,THr,nr 

nrs,p,td 

nrs,p,k,td 

nrs,td,ns 

nrs,t,rd 

n,rs,tr,n,bl 

n,rs,trnd 

n,rs,tr,k,td 



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unresistible 

unresistibly 

unresisted 

unresisting 

unresistingly 

unresented 

unresolvable 

unresolved 

unresolving 

unreserved 

unreservedly 

unreservedness 

unreasonable 

unreasonably 

unreasonableness 

enrolment " n 

unrelenting 

neurologist 

unornamented 

unornamental 

unwarrantable 

unwarrantably 

unwarrantableness 

unransomed 

unransacked 

unrighteousness 

energetical 

energetically 

en registered 

unregistered 

unrejoicingly 

unregenerate 

unregenerated 

nourishment 

unrecoverable 

unrecovered 

unrecompensed 

unrectified 

unrequested 

unreclaimable 

unreclaimably 

unreclaimed 

unrecorded 

unrecording 

unrecounted 

unreconcilable 

unreconcilably 

unreconciled 

unregulated 

unorganized 

inorganical 



nrs,t,bl 

nrsz,t,bl 

nrsz,td 

nrs2r,t,ng 

nr52:,t,ng,/ 

nrz,n,td 

nrz,/,v,bl 

nr-2,/,vd 

nrz,Z,v,ng 

nr^,r,vd 

nrz,r,\d,l 

nr2r,r,vd,n5 

nrz 5 n,bl 

nrz,n,bl 

m\z,n,bl,ns 

nr,/,mnt 

nr,lnt,ng 

n,r,ljst 

n,m,m,n,td 

n,m,mnt,£ 

n,r,nt,bl 

n,r,nt,bl 

n 3 r,nt,bl,ns 

nr,ns,md 

nr,ns,kt 

nr,chs,ns 

nr,jt,kl 

nr.jt,kl 

nr.js,trd 

nr,js,trd 

nr,js,ng,J 

nr,j,nrt 

nr,j,nr,td 

nr,sh,mnt 

nr,k,yr,bl 

nr,k,vrd 

nr,k,mp,ns£ 

nr,kt,fd 

nr,k.s,td 

nr,kl,m,bl 

nr,kl,m,bl 

nr,kl,md 

nr,k,r,dd 

nr,krd,ng 

nr,k,n,td 

nr,k,ns,Z.bl 

nr,k,ns,/,bl 

nr,k.ns,ld 

nr,g,/,td 

n,r,g,nzd 

nr.g,n,kl 



inorganically 

unwrinkled 

nonappearance 

nonpayment 

nonplussed 

nonplussing 

uninhabitable 

uninhabitableness 

nonobservance 

uninfluenced 

uninformed 

uninvidiously 

nonimportation 

nonmetallic 

unanimousness 

unenumerated 

unintelligible 

unintelligibly 

unintelligibility 

unintelligibleness 

unintelligent 

non-attendanee 

non- attention 

unintentional 

unintentionally 

unentangle 

unentangled 

unentangling 

unindifferent 

uninclustrious 

unindustriously 

nondescript 

unendorsed 

unenthralled 

uninspired 

enhancement 

announcement 

uninstructive 

uninstructed 

nonessential 

unenslaved 

unanswerable 

unanswerably 

unanswerableness 

nonsensical 

nonsensically 

nonsensicalness 

uninscribed 

unenlightened 

unenlarged 

unenervated 



2ir,g,n,kl 

nr,ng,kld 

n,n,p,ms 

n,n,p,mnt 

n,n,pls£ 

n,n,pb,ng 

n,n,bt,bl 

n,n-,bt,bl,n* 

n,n,bs,r,vns 

n,n,fl,ns£ 

n,n,f,r,md 

n,n 5 v,ds,Z 

n,n,mp,r,tshn 

n,n,m,t,/ 5 k 

n,n,ms,ns 

n,n,m,r,td 

n,nt,/,j,bl 

n,nt,/,j ,bl 

n,nt,/,j,bl,t 

n,nt,/.j,bl,ns 

n,nt,/,jnt 

n,nt,nd,ns 

n,nt,nshn 

n,nt,nshn,£ 

n,nt,nshn,£ 

n,nt,ng,gl 

n,nt,ng.gld 

n,nt,ng,gl,ng 

n,n,d,frnt 

n,n,ds,trs- 

n,n,ds,trs,J 

n,n,ds,kr,pt 

n,nd,rs£ 

n,n,thr,ld 

n,ns,p,rd 

n,ns,mnt 

n,n.<?,mnt 

n,ns,tr,kt,v 

n,ns,tr,k,td 

ii,iis,Ti,shl 

n,ns,/,vd 

n,ns,r,bl 

n,ns,r,bl 

n,ns,7%bl,ns 

n,ns,ns,kl 

n,ns,ns,kl 

n,ns,ns,kl,ns 

n,ns,kr,bd 

n,nlt,nd 

n,nl,r,jd 

n,nr,v,td 



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nonresemblance 

nonresident 

nonresistant 

nonresistance 

uuenchanted 

nonchalance 

noncompliance 

unencnmber 

unencumbered 

unencuinbering 

uninquisitive 

nonconformity 

nonconformist 

nonconforming 

nonconductor 

nonconducting 

nonexistence 

unchastized 

uncharitable 

uncharitableness 

naturalist 

naturalism 

naturalized 

naturalization 

naturalizing 

naturalness 

enchantment 

enchantress 

enchantingly 

unchangeable 

unchangeably 

unchangeableness 

injudiciously 

injudiciousness 

unjustifiable 

unjustifiably 1 

unjustifiableness 

unjustified 

injur iousness 

engendered 

engendering 

ingeniousness 

ingenuousness 

unsheltered 

nationalism 

nationalized 

nationalizing 

nationalness 

incapability 

incapableness 

incapacitate 



n,n,rs,m,bl7is 

nnjrzjdnt 

nn,r2s,tnt 

nn,rzs,t?is 

n,n,ch,n,td 

n,n,s^/,n$ 

n,n,k,m,pln5 

n,n,k } m,br 

n,n,k 5 m,brd 

n,n,k,ni,br,ng 

n,n 5 kz,t,v 

n,n,k,n,f,r,m,t 

n,n,k,n,f,r,m^ 

n,n,k,n,f.r,m,ng 

n,n,knd,k s tr 

n,n,kiid,ktjng 

n,n,g^,t?z5 

n,ch.s,tzd 

n,ch,r£,bl 

n 5 ch,r£,bl,ns 

n,chr, 1st 

n 5 chr,/^,m 

n,chr,/M 

n,chr ,lzshn 

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n,chr,/,ns 

n,chnt [mnt] 

njch,n,trs 

n,chnt,ng,/ 

n,ch,n.j,bl 

n,ch,nj,bl 

n,ch,n,j,bl,ns 

n^d,shs,l 

n,jd,s/?s,n$ 

n,js£,f,bl 

n,js£,f,bl 

n,js£,f,bl,ns 

n,jst,f& 

n,j,rs,ns 

n,j,n,drd 

n,j,n,dr,ng • 

n,j,ns,ns 

n,j,ns.ns' 

n,sh,l,tr& 

nshn,/2r 5 m 

Jishnjzd 

nshn,/z,ng 

nshn,Z,n5 

n,k,p,bl,t 

n,k,p,bl 5 ns 

n,k,ps,tt 



incapacitated 

incapacitating 

incapacitation 

incapaciousness 

unequivocating 

encampment 

uncomeliness 

enactment 

nocturnal 

anecdotical 

inexpiable 

inexpiably 

unaccepted 

unacceptable 

inexpedient 

inexpediently 

inexpedience 

inexpediency 

unexposed 

unexplicit 

inexplicitness 

unexplored • 

unexplainable 

unexplained 

inexplicable 

inexplicably 

inexplicability 

inexplicableness 

unexpert 

unexpired 

inexpressible 

inexpressibly 

inexperience 

inexperienced 

unexpended 

unexpanded 

unexpounded 

unexpensive 

unexpensively 

unexceptionable 

unexceptionably 

unexceptionable- 

ness 
unexpected 
unexpectedly 
unexpectedness 
unexcitable 
unaccustomed 
unextirpated 
inexterminable 
unextorted 



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n,k,ps,tshn 

n,k,p,sAs,ns 

n,k,v,k,t,ng 

n,k,mp,mnt 

n,k,ml,ns 

n,kt,mnt 

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n,ks,p,rd 

n,ks } prs,bl 

n.k.5,prs,b.l 

n,ks,p,ms 

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ns 
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n,ks,t,bl 
n,ks 3 t,md 
n,ks,tr,p,td 
n,ks,tr,m,n,bl 
n,ks,t,r.td 



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inextricable 

inextricably 

inextricableness 

unextracted 

unextended 

inextinct 

unextinguishable 

unextinguishably 

unextinguished 

inaccessible 

inaccessibly 

unaccessibleness 

inexhalable 

unaccelerated 

unexercised 

unexercised 

unaccented 

unquestionable 

unquestionably 

unquestioned 

unquestioning 

unexecuted 

inexcusable 

inexcusably 

inexcusableness 

unexcogitable 

inquisitively 

inquisitiveness 

inquisitorial 

unqualifiedness 

inclemently 

inclemency 

uncultivated 

enclasped 

unclasped 

enclasping 

unclasping 

unclassified 

inclusively 

unclassical 

unclarified 

uncleanness 

uncleanliness 

inclination 

inculcated 

inculcating 

incalculable 

incalculably 

uncalculated 

inculcation 

incorruptible 



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n,ks,tr,k,bl 

n,ks,tr,k,bl,ns 

n,ks,tr,k,td 

n,ks,tn,dd 

n,ks,t,ng,kt 

n.k$,t,ng.g,sh.bl 

n,ks,t,Dg,g,sh,bl 

n,ks,t,ng,g,sht 

n,kss,b,l 

n,kss,b,Z 

n,kss,b,/,ns 

n,ks,/,bl 

n,ks,/,r,td 

n,ks,rsz,& 

n,ks,rs£,d 

n,k.s,n,td 

n,ks,ch,n,bl 

n,ks,ch,n,bl 

n,ks,chnd 

n,ks,ch,n,ng 

n,ks,k,td 

n,ks,k2r,bl 

n,k5,k^,bl 

n,ks,kz,bl,ns 

n,ks,k.jt,bl 

n,kz,t,vl 

n,k;z,t,v,ns 

n,k£,t,r/ 

n,k,/,fd,ns 

n,kl,mnt,/ 

n,kl,ni,n,s 

n,klt,v,td 

n,kls,pt 

n,kls,pt 

n,kls,p,ng 

n,kls,p 5 ng 

n,kls,fd 

n,kls,v,Z 

n,kb 5 kl 

n,kl,r,fd 

n,kln,ns 

n,kl,nl,ns 

n,kl,nshn 

n,kl,k,td 

n,kl,k,t 5 ng 

n,kl,k,/,bl 

n,kl,k,/,bl 

n,kl,k,/,td 

n,kl,kshn 

n,kr,pt,bl 



incorruptibility 

incorruptibleness 

uncarpeted 

unCorrupted 

uncorruptedness 

uncorruptly 

uncorruptness 

uncorpulent 

incorporate 

incorporated 

incorporating 

incorporeal 

incorporeally 

incorporal 

incorporally 

incorporation 

incorruption 

incurability 

incurableness 

necromantic 

necromantical 

necromantically 

incriminating 

necromancy 

uncurtailed 

inaccurateness 

uncritical 

incredible 

incredibly 

incredibility 

incredibleness 

uncreditable 

uncreditableness 

uncredited 

unaccredited 

incredulity 

incredulous 

incredulously 

incredulousness 

incrustate 

incrustated 

uncrystallizable 

incrustation 

uncrystallized 

encrusting 

incarcerate 

incarcerated 

incarcerating 

incarceration 

unchristian 

unchristianize 



n,kr,pt,bl,t 

n,kr,pt,bl,ns 

n,k,r,p 5 td 

n,kr,p,td 

n,kr,pt,d,ns 

n,kr,pt,Z 

n,kr,p,t,ns 

n,k,r,p,/tt£ 

n,kr,prt 

n,kr,pr,td 

n,kr,prt [ing] 

n,kr,p,r/ 

n,kr,p,r/ 

n,kr 5 pr,l 

n,kr,pr,Z 

n,kr,prshn 

n,kr,pshn 

n,k,r,bl,t 

n,k,r,bl,ns 

n,kr,nmt,k 

n,kr,m,n,t,kl 

n,kr,m,n,t,kl 

n,kr,m,n,t,ng 

n,kr,m,n 5 s 

n,k,r£,ld 

n,k,?'t,ns 

n,krt,kl 

n,krd,bl 

n,krd,bl 

•n,krd,bl,t 

n,krd,bl,ns 

n,kr,dt 5 bl 

n,kr,dt,bl,ns 

n,krd,td 

n,krd,td 

n 5 krd,Z,t 

n,krd,/s 

n,krd,/s 5 Z 

n,krd,/Sjns 

n,krs,tt 

n,krs,t,t,d 

n,kr5,t,/z,bl 

n,krs£,shn 

n,krs,tjzd 

n,krs£ [ing] 

n,krs,r£ 

n,krs,r,td 

n,krs,r£,ng 

n,]s.rs,rshn 

n,krs,chn 

n«krs,ch,iis 



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unchristianized 

unchristianizing 

unchristianly 

unchristianness 

incarnated 

incoherently 

incarnating 

incarnadine 

incarnadined 

anachronism 

incarnation 

encroachment 

uncourteously 

encroachingly 

incorrigible 

incorrigibly 

incorrigibility 

incorrigibleness 

encouragement 

encouragingly 

uncorrected 

incorrectly 

uncharacteristic 

incorrectness 

incorrection 

unaccountable 

unaccountably 

unaccountability 

unaccountableness 

uncountermanded 

encountered 



n,krs,ch,nzd 

n.krs,ch,nz,ng 

n,krs,ch,nl 

n,krs,chn,ns 

n,k,r,n,td 

n,k,r,nt,ng 

n,k,?%nd,n 

n,k,r,nd,nd 

•n,kr,nzjm 

n,k,r,nshn 

n,kr,ch,mnt 

n,kr,chs,Z 

n,kr,cli ; ng,£ 

n,kr.j,bl 

n,ki\j,bl 

n,kr,j,bl,t 

n,kr,j,bl,ns 

n,kr,j,mnt 

n,kr,j,ng,£ 

n,kr,k,td 

n,kr,k,t,/ 

n,kr,k,trs,t,k 

n,kr,k,t,ns 

n,kr,kshn 

n,k,nt,bl 

n,k,n(,bl 

n,k,nt,bl,t 

n,k,nt,bl,ns 

n,knt,r,m,n,dd 

n,knt,rd 



encountering 

uncounteracted 

incantation 

incandescent 

incandescence 

enkindled 

unkindliness 

enkindling 

unkindness 

uncancelled 

unacknowledged 

uncanonical 

uncanonically 

uncanonicalness 

unquenchable 

unquenchably 

unquenchableness 

incautiousness 

noxiousness 

incognizable 

unexamined 

inexhaustible 

inexhaustive 

neglected 

neglecting 

ingratiated 

ingratiating 

ingratiatingly 

ungraciously 

ungraciousness 

ingratiation 



n,knt,r,ng 

n,knt,r,k,td 

n,k,n,tshn 

n,k,n,ds,nt 

n,k,n,ds,ns 

n,k,nd,ld 

n,knd,/,ns 

n,k,nd,l,ng 

n,k,nd,ns 

n,k,ns,ld 

n,k,nl,jd 

n,k,n,n,kl 

n,k,n,n,kl 

n,k,n,n,kl,n$ 

n,k,n,ch,bl 

n,k,n,ch,bl 

n,k,n,eh,bl,n$ 

n,k,shs,ns 

n,k,shs,ns 

n,k,g,nz,bl 

n,gz,mnd 

n,g£s,t,bl 

n,gzs,t,v 

n,gl,k,td 

n,gl,k,t,ng 

n,gr,sh,td 

n,gr,sht,ng 

n,gr,sht,ng,/ 

n,gr,shs 5 Z 

n,gr,shs,ns 

n,gr,shshn 



Exercise XV 4 
Containing words the first consonanUsound of which is " ch," 



Chambermaid 

chamberlain 

Chamber sburg 

chatterbox 

chastisable 

chastisement 

Chesterfield 

cheesemonger 

childbirth 

childbearing 

childlessness 

childishness 



ch,m,br,md 

ch,m,br,/n 

ch,m,br.z,br,g 

ch,tr,b,ks 

chs,tz,bl 

chs,tz 5 mnt 

chsfr*,f,ld 

eh*,m,ng,gr 

chld,br,th 

chld,b,r,ng 

chld,ls,ns 

chld,s#,ns 



cheerfulness 

charmingness 

charitableness 

Charleston 

Charlestown 

churlish ness 

chargeableness 

chanticleer 

chancellorship 

changeability 

changeableness 

chicken-hearted 



chr,n,ns 

chr,m,ng,ns 

ch,r£,bl,ns 

chr,/2; } tn 

chr,/z,tn 

chr, I ,sh,ns 

ch,r,j,bl,ns 

ch,nt,kl,r 

ch,ns,lr,s#,p 

ch,n,j,bl,t 

ch,n,j,bl,ns 

ch,kn,r,td 



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Exercise XVI. 
Containing toords the first consonant-sound of which is " J." 



Jeopardized 

jeopardizing 

Gibraltar 

juvenescent 

juvenescence 

jumblingly 

geometrician 

geometrical 

geometrically 

gymnosophist 

gymnastic 

gymnastics 

gymnastical 

gymnastically 

gimcracks 

judiciousness 

justifiable 

justifiably 

justifiableness 

justificative 

justificator 

justificatory 

justification 

gesticulate 

gesticulated 

gesticulator 

gesticulatory 

gesticulating 

gesticulation 

gelatination 

jail-delivery 

jurisprudence 



j,pr,&zd 

j,pr,dz,ng 

j,br,/,tr 

i,v,ns,nt 

j,v,ns,ns 

j,m,bl,ng,Z 

j,m,trshn 

*j,m,tr,kl 

j,m,tr,kl 

j,m,ns,fst 

j,m,ns,t,k 

i,m,ns,t,ks 

j,m,ns,t,kl 

j,m,ns,t,kl 

j,m,kr,ks 

jd,shs,ns 

istfM 

js£,f,bl,ns 

]j^,f,k,t,v 

js£,f,k,tr 

j.s£,f,k,t,r 

js£,f,kshn 

js,t,k,/£ 

js,t,k,/,td 

js,t,k,/,tr 

J5,t,k,^,r 

js,t,k,#,ng 

js,t,k,lshn 

j,/£,nshn 

j,/,d,/,vr 

j,rs,pr,dras 



jurisdictive 

jurisdiction 

jurisdictional 

journalist 

Georgium Sidus 

genuflection 

gentlefolk 

gentleman 

gentlewoman 

gentlemanly 

gentlemanliness 

giant-like 

gentleness 

genteelness 

genealogist 

genealogical 

generousness 

generalissimo 

generalized 

generalization 

generalship 

gingerbread 

judgment- day 

jacobinism 

Jacobinical 

ejectment 

juxtaposition 

jocundness 

jaggedness 

geographical 

geographically 

gigantically 



j,rs,d,kt,v 

j,rs,d,kshn 

j,rs,d,kshn,Z 

jr,nW 

jr,j,ms,ds 

j,n,n\kshn 

j,nt,/,f,k 

j,nt,l,mn 

j,nt,l,mn 

j,nt,l,m,nl 

j,nt,l,m,nl,ns 

j,nt,l,k 

j,nt,l,ns 

j,nt,l,ns 

j,n,/,js£ 

j,n,/,j,kl 

j,nrs,ns 

j,nr,/s,m 

j,nr ,1 zd 

j,nr 3 Izshn 

j,nr,/yS/i,p 

j,n,jr,brd 

j,j,mnt,d 

j,k,b,nz,m 

j,k,b,n,kl 

j,kt,mnt 

j,ks,t,p2:shii 

j,knd,ns 

j,gd,ns 

j,gr,f,kl 

j,gr,f,kl 

j,gnt,k,/ 



Exercise XVII. 



Containing words the first consonant- sound of which is " sh." 



Shipmaster 

shoplifter 

shoplifting 

shapelessness 

shiftlessness 

shamefacedly 

shamefacedness 

shamefulness 

shamelessness 

shallow-brained 

shelterless 



sh,p,nis£r 

sh,p,/,f,tr 

sh,p,/,ft,ng 

sh,p,/s,ns 

sh,ft,/s,ns 

sh,m,ft>',d,Z 

sh,m,fs,d,ns 

sh,m,fl,ns 

sh,m,/s,ns 

s^,/,brnd 

shJytYils 



shoulderblade 

shoulderknot 

sharpvisaged 

sharpsighted 

sharpshooter 

shortwaisted 

shortsighted 

shortsightedness 

shortlived 

shortwinded 



sA,/,dr,bld 

s^,/,dr,n,t 

shr,p,vz,jd 

shr,ps,td 

shr,p,sht,r 

shrt,s,td 

shrts,td 

shrt.?,td,ns 

shrt,/,vd 

shrt,n,dd 



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Exercise XYIII. 
Words, the first consonant-sound of which is 



Capableness 

captivated 

captivating 

captivation 

capitalist 

capitulation 

copartment 

copartner 

copartnership 

caparisoned 

caparisoning 

Copernicus 

Copernican 

capriciously 

capriciousness 

Capricorn 

Capricornus 

equiponderate 

equiponderant 

equiponderance 

capaciousness 

captiousness 

cabalistic 

cabalistical 

cabalistically 

Coblentz 

cabinetmaker 

covetousness 

equivalently 

covertness 

covenanted 

covenanter 

covenanting 

equivocalness 

cumbersome 

cumbersomely 

cumbersomeness 

cumbrousness 

Cumberland 

comfort 

comfortable 

comfortably 

comfortableness 

comforted 

comfortless 

comforter 

comforting 



k,p,bl,ns 

k,pt,v,tcl 

k,pt,vt,ng 

k,pt,vshn 

k,pt,/s£ 

'k,-pt,lshn 

k,prt,mnt 

k,prt,nr 

k,prt,nr,sh,p 

k,p,rs,nd 

k,p,rs,n,ng 

k,pr,n,ks 

k,prn.kn 

k,pr,sta,Z 

k,pr,.s/?s.ns 

k,pr,k,rn 

k,pr,k,r,ns 

k,pnd 5 rt 

k,pnd,rnt 

k,pnd,rrcs 

k,p,sfo,ns 

k,p,sfo,ns 

k,b,/s,t,k 

k,b,fc,t,kl 

k,b,/*,t,kl 

k,blntz 

k,b,n,t,m,kr 

k,v,ts,ns 

k,Y,lnt,l 

k,vrt,ns 

k,vn,n,td 

k,vn,n,tr 

k,vn,nt,ng 

k,v,kl,ns 

k,m,brs,m 

k,m,br5,m,Z 

k,m,brs,m,iis 

k,ni,brs,ns 

k,m,br,/7i<2 

k,m,frt 

k,m,frt,bl 

k,m,frt,bl 

k,m,frt,bl,ns 

k,m,f,r 5 td 

k,in,frt,/s 

k,m,frt,r 

k,m,frt,ng 



Kamschatka 

camera obscura 

cataplasm 

equitableness 

cotemporary 

cotemporaneous 

catastrophe 

kettledrum 

caterpillar 

accoutrement 

cat-o'-nine-tails 

octogenarian 

catechetical 

catechetically 

categorical 

categorically 

octangular 

cadaverously 

equidistant 

equidistance 

quadrupled 

quadrupling 

Kidderminster 

quadrangle 

quadrangular 

Catholicism 

catholicised 

icthiologist 

icthiological 

catholicon 

catholicness 

acceptable 

acceptably 

acceptability 

acceptableness 

acceptance 

acceptation 

expediting 

expedient 

expediently 

expedience 

expediency 

expeditious 

expeditiously 

expedition 

expostulate 

expostulated 



k,ms,k,t,k 

k,m,r,bs,k,r 

kt,plz,m 

kt,bl,ns 

kt,mp,r,?* 

kt,mp,r,ns 

k,ts,tr,f 

kt,/,dr,m 

kt,r,p,/,r 

k,tr,mnt 

kt,nnt,/z 

kt,j,nrn 

'k.t,kt,kl 

k,t 5 kt ; kl 

kt,gr,kl 

kt,gr,kl 

kt,ng.g,/,r 

kd,vrs,/ 

k,ds,tnt 

k,ds,tws 

k,dr,pld 

k,dr,pl,ng 

k,dr,m,ns£r 

k,dr,ng,gl 

k,dr,ng,gl.r 

k,th,/sz,m 

k,th,/s,zd 

k,th./.j<tf 

k,th,Z ; i,kl 

k,th,/,kn 

k 5 th,/,k,ns 

ks 5 pt,bl 

ks,pt,bl 

ks,pt,bl,t 

ks,pt,bl,ns 

k,9,p,t?2S 

ks,p,tshn 

ks,p,dt [ing] 

ks,p,dnt 

ks,p,dnt [/] 

ks,p,dras 

ks,p,dn,s 

ks,-pA,shs 

ks,]),d,shs,l 

ks,p,dshn 

ks,ps,t,/£ 

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expostulates 

expostulating 

expostulation 

expositive 

expositor 

exposition 

expletive 

exploded 

exploding 

explosive 

explicit 

explicitly 

explicitness 

explorate 

explored 

explorer 

exploration 

exploring 

explainable 

explanatory 

explanatoriness 

explained 

explainer 

explanation 

explaining 

explosion 

explicable 

explicatory 

experiment 

experimented 

experimental 

experimentally 

experimentalist 

experimenting 

expertly 

expiratory 

exporter 

expertness 

exportation 

exported 

exporting 

expressible 

expressive 

expressively 

expressiveness 

expressed 

expressly 

expressness 

expressing 

ex-president 

experience 



ks,ps,t,/,tr 

ks,ps,t,/£,ng 

ks,])S,t,lshn 

ks,pz,t,v 

ks,pz,tr 

ks,pzshn 

ks,plt,v 

ks,pl,dd 

ks,pld [ing] 

ks,pls,v 

ks,pls,t 

ks,pls,t,Z 

ks,pls,t,ns 

ks,pl,rd 

ks,pl, r,r 

"ks 9 jA t rshn, 

ks,pl,r,ng 

ks,pl,n,bl 

ks,pl,n,tr 

ks,pl,n,tr,ns 

ks,plnd 

ks,pl,nr 

ks,pl,nshn 

ks,pln,ng 

"ks,iplzhn 

ks,pl,k,bl 

ks,pl,k,tr 

ks,pr,mnt 

ks,pr,m,n,td 

ks,pr,mnt,Z 

k5,pr,mnt,Z 

ks,pr,mnt,/s£ 

ks,pr,mnt,ng 

ks,prt,£ 

ks,p,r,t,r 

ks,p,r,tr 

ks,p,r£,ns 

ks,p,r,tshn 

ks,p,r,td 

ks,p,r£,ng 

ks,prs,bl 

ks,prs,v 

ks,prs,vl 

ks,prs,v,ns 

ks,prs£ 

ks,prs,Z 

ks,prs,ns 

ks,prs,ng 

k5,prz,dnt 

"ks,j) 3 rns 



experienced 

experiencing 

expurged 

expurging 

expiration 

expression 

expressionless 

expurgate 

expurgated 

expurgator 

expurgatory 

expurgatoriness 

expurgating 

expurgation 

expended 

expanded 

expounded 

expounder 

^pending 

expanding 

expounding 

expansible 

expansibly 

expansibility 

expansibleness 

expensive 

expansive 

expensively 

expansively 

expensiveness 

expansiveness 

exponent 

expunged 

expunging 

expansion 

expatiatory 

expatiated 

expatiating 

exceptionable 

exceptional 

expatiation 

expected 

expectorate 

expectorated 

expectorating 

expectorant 

expectoration 

expectant 

expecting 

exuberantly 

ex-minister 



ks,p,rns£ 

ks,p,ms [ing] 

ks,p,r,jd 

ks,p,r,j,ng 

ks,p,rs/m 

ks,prshn 

k<9,prshn,/s 

ks,pr,gt 

ks,pr,g,td 

ks,pr,g,tr 

ks,pr,gtr 

ks,pr,gtr,ns 

ks,pr,gt,ng 

ks,pr,gshn 

ks,pn,dd. 

k.9,pn,dd 

ks,pn,dd 

ks,pnd,r 

k.s,pnd,ng 

ks,pnd,ng 

ks,pnd,ng 

ks,p,ns,bl 

ks,p,ns,bl 

ks,p,ns,b,/,t 

ks,p,ns,bl,ns 

ks,p,ns,v 

ks,p,ns,v 

ks,p,ns,v,£ 

ks,p,ns,v 5 £ 

ks,p,ns,v,ns 

ks,p,ns,v,ns 

ks,pn,nt 

ks,pn,jd 

ks,pn,j,ng 

ks,p,nshn 

ks-,p,sht,r 

ks,p,s^,td 

ks,ip,sht,ng 

ks,p,s# 5 n,bl 

ks,pshn,l 

ks,]),shshn 

ks,p,k,td 

ks,p,kt,r£ 

ks,p,kt,r,td 

ks,p,kt,r£,ng 

ks,p,kt,rn£ 

ks,p,kt,rsfoi 

ks,p,kt,nt 

ks,p,kt,ng 

ks,h,rnt,l 

ks,m,ns£r 



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excitability 

coestablishment 

costiveness 

extempore 

extemporize 

extemporized 

extemporizing 

extemporary 

extemporarily 

extemporaneous 



ks,t,bl,t 

ks,t,b,/,sh,mnt 

ks,t,v,ns 

ks,t,mp,r 

ks,t,mp,r.z 

ks,t,mp,rz,r 

ks,t,mp,rz,ng 

ks,t,m,r,r 

k5,t,mp,r,r,^ 

ks,t,mp,r 3 ns 



extemporaneously ks,t,mp,r,ns 5 / 
extemporaneousnessks,t,mp,r,ns,ns 



customarily 

excitement 

ecstatical 

custodial 

castellated 

castile-soap 

costliness 

extirpate 

extirpated 

extirpator 

extirpating 

extirpation 

extravasation 

extravagant 

extravagantly 

extravagantness 

extravagance 

extravaganza 

extremity 

extremely 

exterminate 

exterminated 

exterminator 

exterminating 

extramundane 

extermination 

extorted 

extorting 

extraordinary 

extraordinarily 

extraordinariness 

exteriority 

exteriorly 

extraneous 

extrinsic 

extrinsical 

extrinsically 

external 

externally 



ks,t,m,r/ 

ks,t,mnt 

ks,tt,kl 

ks,td,l 

ks,t,/,td 

ks,t,/s,p 

ks,t,/,ns 9 

ks,tr,pt 

ks,tr,p,td 

ks,tr,p,tr 

ks,tr,pt [ing] 

ks,tr,pshn 

ks,tr,vsshn 

ks,tr,v,g,nt 

ks,tr,v,g,nt,/ 

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ks,tr,v,g7is 

ks,tr,v,gn,z 

ks,tr,m,t 

ks,tr,m,/ 

ks,tr,m,n,t 

ks,tr,m,n,td 

ks,tr,m,n,tr 

ks,tr,m,n,t,ng 

ks,tr,m,n,dn 

ks,tr,m,nshn 

ks,t,r,td 

ks,t,r£,ng 

ks,tr,r,d,nr 

ks,tr 5 r,d,nr,Z 

ks,tr,r,d,nr,ns 

ks,t,r,r,t 

ks,t,r,r,/ 

ks s tr,ns 

ks,tr,nz,k 

kA",tr,nz,kl 

ks,tr,nz,kl 

ks,tr,nl 

ks,tr,nl 



extrajudicial 

extortion 

extortionate 

extortioner 

extricable 

extricate 

extract 

extricated 

extracted 

extractor 

extricating 

extracting 

extrication 

extraction 

extenuated 

extenuating 

extended 

extending 

extensibility 

extensibleness 

extensive 

extensively 

extensiveness 

extension 

extenuation 

castigated 

castiga' or 

castigating 

castigation 

casting-vote 

coasting-trade 

extinct 

extinction 

extinguish 

extinguish able 

extinguishment 

extinguished 

extinguisher 

extinguishing 

occidental 

accidental 

accidentally 

accessibility 

exacerbate 

exacerbated 

exacerbating 

exacerbescence 

exacerbation 

exacervation 

accelerative 

accelerated 



ks,tr,jd,5M 

ks,t,rshn 

ks,t,r,sh,nt 

'ks i t,rshn,r 

ks,tr,k,bl 

ks,tr,kt 

ks,tr,kt 

k.s,tr,k,td 

ks,tr,k,td 

ks,tr,k,tr 

ks,tr,kt,ng 

ks,tr,kt,ng 

ks,tr,kshn 

ks,tr,kshn 

ks,t,n,td 

ks,t,n,t,ng 

ks,tn,dd 

ks,tnd,ng 

ks,t,n<9,b,/,t 

ks,t,ns,bl,n$ 

ks,t,ns,v 

ks,t,ns,v,Z 

ks,t,ns,v,ns 

ks,t,nshn 

ks,t,nshn 

ks,t,g,td 

ks,t,g,tr 

ks,t,gt,ng 

ks,t>gshn 

ks,t,ng,vt 

ks,t,ng,trd 

ks,t,ng,kt 

ks,t,ngshn 

ks,t,ng,g,sh 

ks,t,ng,g,sh,bl 

k.v,t.ng.g.sh,mnt 

ks,t,ng.g,sht 

ks,t,ng,g,shr 

ks,t,ng,g,sh,ng 

ks,dnt,l 

ks,dnt,l 

ks,dnt [Z] 

kss,b,/,t, 

kss,r,bt 

kss,r,b,td 

kss,r,bt [ing] 

kss ,r ,bs ,ns 

kss,r,bshn 

kss,r,vshn 

ks,/,r£,v 

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accelerating 

acceleration 

ex-legislator 

ex-representative 

casehardened 

casehardening 

exorcism 

exorcised 

exercised 

exorcising 

exercising 

accentuated 

accentuating 

eccentricity 

eccentric 

accentuation 

questionable 

exchangeable 

exchanged 

exchanger 

exchanging 

excavated 

excavating 

excavation 

excommunicable 

excommunicate 

excommunicated 

excommunicating 

excommunication 

excusable 

excusableness 

exquisitely 

exquisiteness 

exculpate 

exculpated 

exculpatory 

exculpating 

exculpation 

exclamative 

exclamatory 

exelaimer 

exclamation 

exclaiming 

excluded 

excluding 

exclusive 

exclusively 

exclusiveness 

exclusion 

excrement 

execrated 



'ks,l,rt,ng 

kv,/,rs/m 
ks,/js,/,tr 

k$,r,dnd 
k?^r,dn,n^ 

]ls,vsz,yr 

ks,r,?z,d 

ks,r&z,d 

fcs,rsz, rig 

k?,rsz,ng 

ks,nt,td 

k«9,nt,t,ng 

ks,n,tr,s,t 

ks,n,tr,k 

ks,n,tshn. 

ks,ch,n,bl 

ks,ch,nj,bl 

ks,ch,n,jd 

ks,ck,n,jr 

ks,ch,n,j.ng 

ks,k,v,td 

ks,k,vt,ng 

k.5,k,vshn 

ks,k,m,n,k,bl 

ks,k,m,n,kt 

ks,k,m,n,k,td 

ks,k.m,n.kt,n< 

ks,k,m,u,kshu 

ks&zM 

ks,kz,bl,ns 

ks,ks,t,7 

ks,kz,t,ns 

ks,kl,pt 

ks,kl,p,td 

ks,kl,pt,r 

ks,kl,pt [ing] 

ks,kl,pslin 

ks,kl,rut,v 

ks,kl,mt,r 

ks,kl,nir 

ks,kl,rnshn 

ks,kl,m,ng 

ks,kl,dd 

ks,kld,ng 

ks,kl5,v 

ks,kl.v,v,£ 

ks,kls,v,ns 

k's,klzhn 

ks.kr,mnt 

ks,kr,td 



excoriated 

execrating 

excoriating 

excursive 

excursively 

excursiveness 

excrescence 

excruciable 

excruciating 

execration 

excoriation 

excursion 

excogitate 

excogitated 

excogitating . 

excogitation 

executioner 

cosmopolite 

cosmopolitan 

cosmologist 

cosmography 

culpability 

culpableness 

elaptrap 

colporteur 

qualification 

Cleveland 

clovcnfoot 

cloven-footed 

calvinist 

calviuistic 

calvinistieal 

Calvinism 

clambering 

calamitously 

clumsiness 

calumniated 

clemently 

calumniator 

calumniatory 

Clementina 

calumniating 

calumniously 

calumniousness 

calumniation 

climacteric 

climaeterical 

cultivated 

cultivator 

cultivating 

cultivation 



ks,k,r,td 

ks,krt,ng 

ks,k,r£,ng 

ks,k,rs,v 

ks,k,rs,v,/ 

ks,k,rs,v,ns 

ks,krs,ns 

k.s,kr,sh,bl 

ks,kr,sht,ng 

ks,krshn 

ks,k,rsA?i 

ks,krshn 

ks,k,j ; tt 

ks,k,jt,td 

ks,k,jt,t,ng 

ks,k.j,tshn 

ks,kskn.r 

k?,m,p,Zf 

kz,m,p,/£,ii 

kz,m,/,js£ 

kz,m,gr,f 

kl,p,bl,t 

kl,p,bl,ns 

kl,p,tr,p 

kl,pr,tr 

kl,f,kshn 

kl,yjnd 

kl,vn,ft 

kl,vn,f,td 

k,/,v,ns/ 

k,/,v,n*,t,k 

k,/,v,ns,t,kl 

k,/,v,nz,m 

kl,m,br,ng 

k,/,m,ts,/ 

kl,m2:,ns 

kl,m,n,td 

kl,mnt,/ 

kl,m,n,tr 

kl,m,n,t,r 

kl,mnt,n 

kl,m,n,t,ng 

kl,m,ns,/ 

kl,m,ns,ns 

kl,tn,nshn 

kl,m,k,tr,k 

kl,m,k,tr 3 kl 

klt,v,td 

klt,v,tr 

klt,vt,ng 

klt,vshn 



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coldblooded 

coldhearted 

cloudcapped 

closefisted 

calciform 

classification 

clustered 

clustering 

calisthenics 

classicality 

classicalness 

Ecclesiastes j 

ecclesiastic 

Ecclesiasticus 

ecclesiastical 

chloroform 

clairvoyant 

clairvoyance 

Claremont 

clearsighted 

clearsightedness 

eclaircissement 

clergyman 

clerkship 

clandestine 

clandestinely 

clandestineness 

cleansible 

colonization 

cleanliness 

clownishness 

Colchester 

clockmaker 

collectedness 

eollectorship 

eclectical 

eclectically 

calculable 

calculative 

calculated 

calculator 

calculating 

calculation 

caligraphist 

caligraphic 

corruptible 

corruptibly 

corruptibility 

corruptibleness 

corruptless 

corruptness 



kld,bl,dd 

kld,r,td 

kl,d,k,pt 

kb,fe,td 

k,/s,fr,m 

kls,f,kshn 

kls,trd 

klstr [ing] 

kls,th.n,ks 

kls,kl,ns 

klz,s,tz . 

klz,st,k 

klz,st,ks 

kU,st,kl 

kl,r,f,r,m 

kl,r,v,nt 

kl,r,v,ns 

kl,r,mnt 

kl,rs,td 

kl,rs,t,d,ns 

kl,rss,nmt 

kl,?\j,mn 

kl,r } k,sh,p 

kl 5 n,ds,tn 

kl,n,ds,t,nl 

kl,n.ds,tn,ns 

kl,nz,bl 

kl,7izshn 

kl,nl,n« 

kl,n,sh,ns 

k,/,ch^r 

kl,k,m,kr 

kl,k,t,d,ns 

kl,k,tr,5A,p 

kl,k,t,kl 

kl,k,t,kl 

kl,kl,bl 

kl klt.v 

kl,kl,td 

kl,kl,tr 

kl,klt,ng 

kl,klsh n 

k,l,gr,fst 

k,/,gr,f,k 

kr,pt,bl 

kr,pt,bl 

kr,pt,bl,t 

kr,pt,bl 5 ns 

kr 5 pt,/s 

kr,p 5 t,ns 



cryptography 

corpulent 

corpulence 

corpulency 

corporately 

corporation 

carpenter 

crabbedness 

corroborative 

corroborated 

corroborating 

corroboration 

carbonized 

carbonization 

carbonizing 

carbonaceous 

carbuncle 

craftiness 

curvilinear 

crimpled 

crumpled 

crimpling 

crumpling 

crumbled 

crumbling 

crimsoned 

crimsoning 

cormorant 

criminated 

criminating 

acrimoniously 

acriironiousness 

criminality 

crimination 

courtmartial 

courtdress 

criticism 

criticized 

criticizing 

courtliness 

cartilaginous 

quartermaster 

quarterdeck 

quartersessions 

curtainlecture 

criticalness 

credibility 

credibleness 

creditable 

creditably 

creditableness 



kr,pt,gr,f 

k,r,p,/n£ 

k,r,ip,lns 

k,r,p,/w,s 

kr,prt,Z 

kr,prshn 

k,r,p,n,tr 

kr,b,d,ns 

kr,brt,v 

kr,br,td 

kr,brt [ing] 

kr,brshn 

k,r,b,nzd 

k,r,b,nzshn 

k,r,b,nz,ng 

k,r,b,n,shs 

k,r,b,ng,kl 

kr,ft,ns 

kr,v,/n,r 

kr,m,pld 

kr,m,pld 

kr,m,pl,ng 

kr,m,pl,ng 

kr,m,bld 

kr,m ,bl, ng 

kr,m2r,nd 

kr,m2r,n,ng 

kr,mrnt 

kr,m,n,td 

kr,m,n,t,ng 

kr,m,m%/ 

kr,m.ns,ns 

kr,m,n,/,t 

kr,m,nshn 

krt,mr,shl 

krt,drs 

kr,tsz,m 

kr,ts,zd 

kr,t5z,ng 

krt,/,ns 

krt,/,j,ns 

k,r,tr,msfr- 

k,r,trd,k 

k,r,ti\?shnz 

krt,nl,k,chr 

krt,kl,ns 

krd,bl,t 

krd,bl,ns 

kr,dt,bl 

kr,dt,bl 

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credulously 

creduiousness 

coordinately 

credentials 

coordination 

correspond 

corresponded 

correspondent 

correspondence 

correspondency 

corresponding 

correspondingly 

corrosibleness 

cruciform 

crucifix 

crucifixion 

corrosiveness 

crystallize 

crystallized 

crystallization 

crystallizing 

crystallography 

crustiness 

crustaeeous 

crustaceousness 

eucharistical 

Chrysostom 

cursoriness 

Christendom 

Christianity 

christianize 

christianized 

christianizing 

coruscation 

crossexamine 

crossexamined 

crossexamination 

crosscxamining 

crossgrain 

quarrelsomely 

quarrelsomeness 

carelessness 

querulousness 

carnivorous 

chronometer 

chronological 

cornerstone 

chronicled 

chronicling 

crownglass 

chronography 



krd,/s,/ 

krd,/s,ns 

k,r,d,n,t,Z 

"kr &,n,shlz 

k,r,d,nshn 

krs,pnd 

krs,pn,dd 

krs,pn,clnt 

krs,pn,dns 

krs,pn,dn,s 

krs,pnd,ng 

krs,pnd,ng,/ 

k,rs,bl,ns 

krs,f,r,m 

krs,f,ks 

krs,f,kshn 

k,rs,v,ns 

krs,t,lz 

kvs,tjzd 

kvs,t,lz$hn 

krs 3 t,/2,ng 

]£YS,t,l.gV,f 

krs,t,ns 

~krs,t,shs 

krs,t y shs,iQ.s 

kr,9,t,kl 

krss,t,m 

krs,r,n.s 

krs,n,d,m 

krs,ch,n,t 

*kvs,ch,nz 

krs.eh^zd 

kr5,ch,n2r,ng 

k,rs,kshn 

krs,gz,mn 

krs,g2:,mnd 

krs,gz ? m,nshn 

krs,g2,m,n,ng 

kr^,grn 

Is. ,r Is, ml 

]s,rls,m,ns 

k,rls,ns 

k,r,/s,ns 

k,r,n,vrs 

kr,n,m,tr 

kr,nl,j,kl 

kr,nrs,tn 

krm.kld 

kr,n,kl,ng 

kr,n,gb 

kr,n,gr,f 



courteousness 

characteristic 

characteristical 

characteristically 

ctmracteristi'caluess 

characterize 

characterized 

characterizing 

correctness 

crookedness 

corkscrew 

caricatured 

caricaturist 

caricaturing 

craggedness 

chirographic 

cannibalism 

accountability 

accountableness 

quintessence 

counterpoise 

counterpoised 

counterpoising 

counterplot 

counterplotting 

counterproof 

counterpart 

counterpressure 

counterpane 

counterbalance 

counterbalanced 

counterbalancing 

Canterbury 

counterfeit 

counterfeited 

counterfeiter 

counterfeiting 

countrified 

counterevidence 

countervail 

countervailed 

countervailing . 

countermovement 

countermarch 

countermark 

counter-marked 

counter mar king 

countryman 

countermine 

countermined 

countermining 



k,r,chs,ns 

kr,k,trs,t,k 

kr,k,trs,t,kl 

kr,k,trs,tjkl 

kr,k,trs,t,kl,ns 

kr,k,tr^ 

kr,k,trz<i 

kr,k,trz,ng 

kr,k,t,ns 

kr,k,d,ns 

k,r,ks,kr 

kr,k,chrd 

kr,k,chrs£ 

kr,k,chr,ng 

kr,g,d,ns 

k,r,gr,f,k 

k,n,b,/z,m 

k,nt,b,/,t 

k,nt,bl,n.s 

k,n,ts,ns 

knt,r.-pz 

knt,r,pzd 

knt,r,pz,ng 

knt,r,plt 

knt,r,plt [ing] 

knt,r,pr,f 

knt,r,p,rt 

knt,r,pr,shr 

knt,r,pn 

knt,r,b,lns 

knt,r,b,l,nst 

knt,r,b,/,ns,ng 

knt,r,b,r 

knt,r,ft 

knt,r,f,td 

knt,r,f,tr 

knt,r,ft,ng 

knt,r,fd 

knt,r,v,dns 

knt,r,v,l 

knt,r,v,ld 

knt,r,v,Z,ng 

knt,r,m,v,mnt 

knt,r,m,r,ch 

knt,r,m,r,k 

knt,r,m,r,kt 

knt,r,m,r,k,ng 

knt,r,mn 

knt,r,mn 

knt,r,mnd 

knt,r,m,n ; ng 



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countermand 

countermanded 

countermanding 

countermotion 

couutrydance 

countersign 

countersigned 

countersigning 

counterintiuence 

counterinfluenced 

coun ter influencing 

counteract 

counteracted 

counteracting 

counteraction 

cantonment 

countenance 

countenanced 

countenancing 

candidness 

candlestick 

kindliness 

kindhearted 

coincidence 

cancellation 

acknowledgment 



knt,r,mnd 

knt,r,m,n,dd 

knt,r,mnd[ing 

knt,r,rnshn 

knt,r,d/i$ 

knt,rs,n 

knt,rs,nd 

knt,rs,n,ng 

knt,r,n,n\ns 

knt,r,n,h\ns£ 

knt,r,n,fl,ns,ng 

knt,?-,kt 

knt,r,k,td 

knt,r,kt,ng 

knt,r,kshn 

knt,n,m,n,t 

knt,n?is 

knt,n,ns/ 

knt,n,ns,ng 

k,n,dd,ns 

knd,/s,t,k 

knd,/,ns 

knd,r,td 

'k i ns,dns 

"k,ns,lshn 

k,nl,j,mnt 



canonicalness 

quenchlessness 

Kincardine 

quixotism 

coextended 

coextensive 

coextensively 

coextension 

quicksilver 

coexistent 

coexistence 

coexisting 

conchologist 

conquest 

conquerable 

conquerableness 

kingcraft 

cankerworm 

congressional 



congregating 



Congregationalism 



k,n,n,kl.n$ 

k,n,ch,/#.n* 

kn,k,r,dn 

k,ks,tz,m 

k,ks,tn,dd 

k,ks,t,ns,v 

k,ks,t,ns,v,/ 

k,ks,t,nshn 

k,ks,/,ur 

k,gz5,tnt 

k,gzs t tns 

k,gzs,t,ng 

k,ng,k,/js£ 

k,ng,ks^ 

k,ng,kr,bl 

k,ng,kr,bl,ns 

k,ng,kr,ft 

k,ng,kr,r,m 

k,ng,grshn,/ 

k,ng,gr,g,t 

k,ng,gr,g,td 

k,ng,gr.g,t,ng 

k,ng,grg,gshn 

k,ng,gr.gshn.Z 
k 5 ng gr.gshn.lst 
k,ng.gr,gshn,- 
Iz.m 



Exercise XIX. 



Containing words, the first consonant^sound of which is " g 

Gubernatorial 
governable 



g,br,n,t,r/ 
g,ur,n,bl 



gamesomeness 

augmentable 

augmentative 

augmentation 

gutturalness 

Gottenburg 

goodbreeding 

godlessness 

goodlmoioredly 

Ogdensburg 

goodnatured 

goodnaturedly 

gastronomy 

gustation 

exuberant 

exuberance 

exuberancy 

exemplify 

exemplifier 



g,m5,m,n5- 

g,m,n,t,bl 

g,m,n,t,t,v 

g,m,n,tshn 

gt,r/,ns 

gt,n,br,g 

gd,brd [ing] 

gd,ls,ns 

gd,mrd,£ 

gd,nz,b,r,g 

gd,n,chrd 

gd,n,chrd,/ 

gi,tr,n 3 m 

g^tshn 

gz,b,rnt 

gz,h,rns 

gz,b,m,s 

gz,inp,/",f 

g*,mp,/,f,r 



exemplifying 

exampled 

exemplar 

exemplary 

exemplarily 

exemplariness 

exampling 

exemptable 

examinable 

examination 

exasperate 

exasperated 

exasperating 

exhaustible 

exhaustion 

exaltant 

exaltation 

exultation 

exhilarated 

exhilarating 

exhilaration 



gz,mp,/,f,ng 

g.r,m,pld 

gz,rap,/,r 

gz,mp,/> 

g2f,mp,/,r/ 

g2,mp,/,r,n$ 

gs,m,pl,ng 

gr,mt,bl 

gr,m,n,bl 

gz,ni,n 5 shn 

gzsjp,rt 

gzs,p,r,td 

gzs,p,r*,ng 

gzs,t,bl 

gzs,chn 

gz,/,tnt 

gz,/,tshn 

gz,/\tshn 

g£,/,r,td 

gz,i,rt,ng 

gz,l,rshn 



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exorbitant 

exorbitance 

exorbitancy 

exhortative 

exhortatory 

exaggerated 

exaggerating 

exaggeration 

exactitude 

executorship 

executrix 

exactness 

galvanist 

galvanism 

galvanized 

galvanizing 

agglomerated 

agglomerating 

agglomeration 

guiltlessly 

guiltlessness 

glitteringly 

higgledypiggledy 

goldfever 

goldfinder 

golddigger 

golddigging 

gladsomely 

gladsomeness 

guilelessness 

glorification 

agreeableness 

gravitation 

grievousness 

graveclothes 

grumbled 

grumbler 

grumbling 

grumblingly 

grammatical 

grammatically 

gormandize 



gz,/-,b,tnt 

gz,r,h,tns 

gz,r,b ; tn,s 

gz,rt,t,Y 

gz,r£,t,r 

gzj,r,td 

gzj,r/,ng 

gz,j,rshn 

gz,kt,td 

gz,k,tr,s/*,p 

gz,k,tr,ks 

gz,kt,ns 

g,/,v,ns£ 

g,/,v,n^,m 

g,l,v,nzd 

g,/,v,nz,ng 

gl,m,r,td 

gl,m,r£,ng 

gl,mrshn 

g,lt,ls,l 

g,lt,\s,TLS 

gl,tr,ng,Z 

gld,p,gl,d 

gld,i>r 

gld,f,n,dr 

gld,d\gr 

.gld,d,g,ng 

glds,ni,/ 

glds,m,ns 

g,/,ls,ns 

gl,r,f,kshn 

gr,bl,ns 

gr,v,tshn 

gr,v,9,ns 

gr,v,kl,THZ 

gr,m,bld 

gr,m,bl,r 

gr,m,bl,ng 

gr,m,bl,ng 5 Z 

gr,mt,kl 

gr,mt,kl 

g,r 5 m 5 n,dz 



gormandized 

gormandizer 

gormandizing 

gratefulness 

gratification 

gratuitously 

grotesquely 

grotesqueness 

gratulatory 

guardedness 

gracefulness 

gracelessly 

gracelessness 

garlanded 

garlanding 

girlishness 

granivorous 

aggrandizement 

aggrandized 

aggrandizer 

aggrandizing 

groundless 

groundlessly 

groundlessness 

grandiloquent 

grandiloquence 

granulated 

granulating 

granularly 

Greenland 

egregiousness 

gorgeousness 

graciousness 

agriculture 

agriculturist 

agricultural 

gregariously 

gregariousness 

ignobleness 

ignominiously 

gainlessness 

ignorantly 



g,r,m,n,d^ 

g,r,m,n,dz,r 

g,r,m,n,dz,ng 

grt,fl,ns 

grt,f,kshn 

grt,ts,/ 

gr,ts,kl 

gr,ts,k,ns 

gvt,lt,r 

g,r,dd,ns 

grs,fl,ns 

grsjsj 

gYS,ls,ns 

g,r/,n,dd 

g,rlnd [ing] 

g,r/,sh,ns 

gr,n,t'rs 

gr,n,dz,mnt 

gr,n,dzd 

gr,n,d*,r 

gr,n,dz,ng 

grades 

grnd,/s,£ 

grnd,/s,ns 

gr,nd,l,knt 

gr,nd,l,k?is 

gr,nl,td 

gr,nlt,ng 

gr,n,/,r,/ 

gmjnd 

gr,js,ns 

g,r,js,ns 

gr,shs,ns 

gr,kl,chr 

gr,kl,chrs£ 

gr,kl,chr,l 

gr,g,rs,l 

gr,g,rs,ns 

g,n,bl,ns 

g,n,m,n$j£ 

g,n,ls,ns 

g,nrnt,/ 



Exercise XX. 

Containing words of which the first consonant-sound is " ng." 

Anglo-American ng,gl,mr,kn I anglicizing ng,glsz,ng 

anglicized ng,gbz,d | Anglo-Saxon ng,gls,ks,n 



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PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



CHAPTER VI. 

CONTAINING WORDS, WRITTEN ACCORDING TO SPECIAL RULES, 

AND OTHERS CONTRASTED WITH SUCH AS ARE SO WRITTEN. 

»A VERY IMPORTANT CHAPTER, BY NO MEANS TO BE NEG- 
LECTED. 



Exercise I. 

Containing words in which a hook-sign is used, although between 
the consonant- sound represented by the hook and the stem to which 
it is attached, the natural vowel, or the vowel-sound "u" in "cur" 
is distinctly heard. 

Note. — There is a special scheme of vocalization for the words in this 
exercise and the succeeding one, and for all words in which a vowel- 
sound is heard between the two consonant-sounds represented by the 
hook and the stem to which it is attached. It is rarely used, however, 
the words being quite legible without it. Accomplished phouographers 
seldom use even the ordinary means of vocalization. They write and 
read by the consonant-signs only. 



Pavier 

purple 

prefer 

perverse 

Percival" 

person 

purgative 

purgatory 

purgation 

Behavior 

bird-cage 

hybernal 

burnish 



p,vr 


burnished 


pr,pl 


burnisher 


pr,fr 


burnishing 


pr,vr$ 


Fulminate 


prs,vl 


fulminated 


prs.n 


fulmination 


pr,gt,v 


fulminating 


Pngt,r 


further 


pr,gshn 


furthered 


h,vr 


furthest 


brd,k,j 


furtherance 


br,nl 


furthering 


br,n,sh 


fertile 



br,n,sht 

br,n,shr 

br,n,sh,ng 

fl,m,n,t 

fl,m,n,td 

fl,m,iislui 

fl,m,n,t,ug 

fr,Tnr 

fr,THrd 

f\',THVSt 

fr,THr,n* 
fr,THr,ng 
frt,l 



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231 



furniture 

furnish 

furnished 

furnishing 

firkin 

Vulture 

Vulcan 

vulcanize 

vulcanized 

vulgar 

vulgarity 

vulgarly 

verbose 

verbosity 

verboseness 

verb 

verbal 

verba Hty 

verbally 

verbalize 

vermin 

verse 

averse 

virgin 

Virginia 

Virginian 

virginal 

virginity 

venal 

venally 

virtue 

virtuous 

virtuously 

virtual 

virtually 

Mulct 

mulcted 

murmur 

murmured 

murmurer 

immerse 

immersed 

immersing 

immersion 

murmuring 

murder 

murdered 

murderous 

murderer 

mercer 



fr,n,chr 

fr,n,sh 

fr,n,sht 

fr,n,sh,ng 

fr,kn 

vl,chr 

vl,kn 

vl,kn,z 

vl,kn,zd 

vl,gr 

vl,gr,t 

vl,gr,Z 

vr,bs 

vr,bs,t 

vr.bSfUs 

vr,b 

vr,bl 

•z?r,bl,t 

vr.b.l 

vr,b,lz 

w,ma 

vrs 

vrs 

vrjn 

v j,n 

vr,j,jm 

t;r,j,nl 

vrj,u,t 

v,nl 

v,nl 

vr,ch 

vr,chs' 

vr,chs,l 

-pr,ch,l 

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ml,kt 

ml,kt 

mr,mr 

mr,mrd 

mr,mr,r 

mrs 

mrs,ng 

mrshn 

mr,mr,ng 

mr,dr 

mr,drd 

mr,drs 

mr,dr,r 

mi'8,r 



Tertiary 


tr,shr 


thermal 


thr.m,l 


thirteen 


thrt,n 


thirteenth 


thrt,n,th 


third 


thrd 


thirds 


thrd^r 


Thursday 


thrs,d 


thirsty 


thrs,t 


Scourge 


skr.j 


scourged 


*kr,jd 


scourging 


skr,j,ng 


Learu 


Irn 


learned 


h'nd 


learned 


lr,ud. 


learner 


lrn,r 


learning 


lrn,ng 


lurch 


Zr,ch 


lurched 


Zr,cfat 


lurk 


lr,k 


lurked 


Zr,k,t 


lurking 


tV,k,ng 


Repulsive 


r,pls,y 


repulsively 


r,p\s'v,l 


repulsiveness 


r,ph,\ r ,ns 


repulsory 


r,pls,r 


refer 


r.fr 


referred 


r,frd 


referring 


r,fr,ng 


recur 


r,kr 


recurred 


r,krd 


recurring 


r,kr,ng 


Infer 


n,fr 


inferred 


n,frd 


inferring 


n,fr,ng 


nullify 


nil 


nullified 


nl,fd 


nullifier 


nl,f,r 


nullification 


nl.f,kshn 


nullifying 


nl,f,ng 


nullity 


nl,t 


unlearned 


n,lrnd 


nerve 


nr,v 


enerve 


nr,v 


nerved 


nr,vd 


enerved 


nr,vd 


nervous 


nr,v5 


nervously 


nr,vs,l 


nervousness 


m\vs,ng 


nerving 


nr,v,ng 


nurse 


nrs 



232 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



nursed 


rsxst 


jerking 


jr,k,ng 


nursling 


nrs,l,ng 


Sherbet 


shr t bt 


nursing 


nrsmg 


shirt 


shrt 


nurture 


nr.chr 


shirted 


shr,td 


nurtured 


nr,chrd 


shirting 


shrt,ing 


nurturing 


nr,chr,ng 


shirk- 


shr,k 


nourish 


nr,sh 


shirked 


shr,kt 


nourished 


nr,sht 


shirking 


shr,k,ng 


nourishing 


nr,sh,ng 


Culpable 


kl,p,bl 


inertia 


nr,sh 


culpably 


kl,p,bl 


incur 


n,kr 


culpability 


kl,p,bl,t 


incurred 


n,krd 


culpablenegs 


kl,p,bl,n* 


incurring 


n,kr,ng 


culprit 


kl,prt 


Chirp 


chr,p 


culvert 


kl,vrt 


chirped 


chr,pt 


culmiuate 


kl,m,n,t 


chirping 


chr,p,ng 


culminated 


kl,m ? n,td 


churl 


chr,f 


culmination 


kl,m,nshn 


churlish 


chr,l,sk 


culminating 


kl,m,n,t,ng 


Churlishly 


chr, l,skl 


cultivate 


klt,vt 


churlishness 


chr,l,sk,ns 


cultivated 


klt,v,td 


churn 


chrn 


cultivation 


klt,vshn 


churned 


chrnd 


cultivating 


klt,vt,ng 


churning 


chrn [ing] 


Culture 


kl,chr 


church 


chr,ch 


curdle 


kr,dl 


churchman 


chr,ch,mn 


curdled 


kr,dld 


churchyard 


chr>ch,rd 


curdling 


kr,dl,ng 


church -warden 


chr,ch,rd,n 


colonel 


krml 


church-goer 


chr,ch,g,r 


colonelcy 


kr,nl,s 


Church-going 


chr,ch, g,ng 


courage 


kr,j 


churching 


chr,ch [ing] 


courageous 


krj* 


Germain , 


r.mn 


courageously 


krjs,/ 


German ; 


r,mn 


confer 


k,n,fr 


Germany 


r,m,n 


conferred 


k,n,frd 


genn 


r,m 


conferring 


k,n,fr,ing 


germinate 


r,m,n,t 


Girdle 


gr,dl 


germinated 


r,m,n,td 


girdled 


gr,dld 


germination 


r,m,iishn 


girdling 


gr,dl,ng 


journey ; 


r,n 


gurgle 


gr>gl 


journeyman 


r,n,mn 


gurgled 


g r ,gld 


journey-work 


i\n,r,k 


gurgling 


gaging 


jerk ; 


r,k 


Hungary 


ng,gr 


jerked 


r,kt 






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PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. IX. 



233 



Exercise II. 

Containing words which are written with hook-signs^ although a dis- 
tinct vowel-sound is heard between the two consonant- sounds 
represented by the hook and the stem to which it is attached. 



Pilfer 

pilfered 

pilfering 

pilferer 

politic 

politics 

political 

politically 

ploughshare 

perform 

performed 

performing 

performance 

performer 

persevere 

persevered 

persevering 

perseverance 

p reassure 

preassured 

preassuring 

preassurance 

partial 

partially 

partiality 

partialism 

parsimony 

parsimonious 

parsimoniously 

parsimoniousuess 

portray 

portrayed 

portraying 

port ray er 

portrait 

portraiture 

parable 

parabolic 

parabolical 

parabolically 

paramour 

parallel 



pl.fr 
pl,frd 

pl,fr,ng 

pl,fr,r 

plt,k 

plt,k* 

plt,kl 

plt,kl 

pl,sh 

pr,fr,ra 

pr,fr,md 

pr,fr,m,ng 

pr,fr,m^5 

pr,fr,mr 

prs.tfr 

"pi'SjVrd 

pvs,vr,ng 

pvs,vms 

pr,shr 

pr,shrd 

pr,shr,ng 

pr,shi7is 

pv,shl 

pv,shl 

-pv,skl,t 

ipr,sklz,m i 

prs,m,n 

prs.m,ns 

pis, m, ns, I 

pvs,m,iis,us 

pr } tr 

pr,trd 

pr,tr,ing 

pr^t^r 

pr,trt 

pr,tr,chr 

pr,bi 

pr.bljk 

pr,bl.kl 

pr,bl,kl 

pr,mr 

pr,*,l 



parallelogram 

paragraph 

paragraphist 

paregoric 

parallax 

paraphrase 

paraphrased 

paraphrasing 

paraphraser 

porterage 

Before 

beforehand 

belles-lettres 

batterer 

borderer 

Full 

fully 

fullest 

fulluess 

fallible 

fallibly 

fallibility 

faliibleness 

fulfil 

fulfilled 

fulfilling 

fulfilment 

falsity 

falseness 

falsify 

falsifier 

falsified 

falsifying 

philosophy' 

philosophize 

philosophized 

philosophizing 

philosophic 

philosophical 

philosophically 

philosopher 

Felicity 



pr,^.gr,m 

pr,gr,f 

pr,gr,fst 

pr,gr,k 

pr,Z,ks 

pv,frz 

pr.fvzd 

pr,fr2r,ng 

pr,frz,r 

prt,rj 

b,fr 

b,frnd 

bl,Z,tr 

br,tr,r 

b^dr,? 

fl 

fl 

fist 

fl,ns 

fl.bi 

fl,bt 

fl,bl,t 

fl,bl,n* 

fl,fl 

fl,fld 

fl,fl,ng 

fl,fl,mat 

fls,t 

fls,n* 

fls,f 

fls,f,r 

fis,fd 

fls,fmg 

&,f 

fls,fe 

fisSzd 

fl,9,f2T,ng 

&s£k 

fkf,kl 
fl*,f,kl 
fl«,f,r 
fla,t 



234 

felicitous 

felicitously 

felicitousness 

forbid 

forbidden 

forbidding 

forbiddingly 

forbade 

foretell 

foretelling 

foreteller 

foretold 

forward 

forwards 

forwarded 

forwarding 

forwarder 

forwardly 

forwardness 

forewarn 

forewarned 

forewarning 

forewarner 

forcible 

forcibly 

forcibleness 

foreknowledge 

forger 

forgery 

forego 

foregoing 

foregone 

forgive 

forgiving 

forgivingly 

forgiveness 

forgave 

forecastle 

farther 

farthest 

affirmative 

affirmatively 

fortress 

frivolity 

frugality 

phrenology 

phrenologic 

phrenological 

phrenologically 

phrenologist 



ONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. 


II. 


fi$,ts 


Velocity 


vls,t 


f\s,ts,l 


voluble 


vl,bl 


fis,is,ns 


volubly 


vl.bl 


fr,bd 


volubility 


vl,bl,t 


fr,b,dn 


volubleness 


vl,bl,n* 


fr,bd [ing] 


valuable 


vl,bl 


fr,b,d,ng,Z 


valuableness 


vl,bl,n$ 


fr,bd 


valueless 


\Us 


fr,tl 


valid 


vl,d 


fr,tl,ng 


validity 


vld,t 


frUr 


validly 


vld,/ 


fr,tld 


validness 


vld,ns 


fr,rd 


very 


vr 


fr,vdz 


verier 


vr,r 


fr,r, dd 


veriest 


\rst 


fcV'd [ing] 


Vera Cruz 


vr,krz 


fr,rd,r 


virulent 


vvjnt 


fr,rd,Z 


virulently 


\r,lnt,l 


fr,rd,ns 


virulence 


vr,ln$ 


fr,rn 


virulency 


\r,ln,8 


fr,rnd 


every 


vr 


fr,rn.ng 


evermore 


vr,mv 


fr,r,nr 


varnish 


vm,sh 


frs,bi 


varnished 


t?rn,sht 


frs,bl 


varnish er 


#rn,sh,r 


frs,bl,ns 


varnishing 


wn,sh,ng 


f,r : iil,j 


venality 


v,nl,t 


fr,jr 


Milk 


m1,fc 


fr.jr 


milked 


ml,kt 


fr,g 


milkwhite 


ml,kt 


fr,g,ng 


milkmaid 


ml,k,md 


fr,gn 


milkman 


ml,k,mn 


fr,g,v 


milking 


ml,k,ng 


fr,g,v,ng 


milkhouse 


ml,k,s 


fr,g,v,ng,Z 


mi Ik pail 


ml,k,p,l 


fr,g,v,ns 


milksop 


ml,ks,p 


fr,g,v 


milkiness 


ml,k,n* 


fr,ks,i 


amalgamate 


ml,g,mt 


fr,THr 


amalgamated 


ml,g,m,td 


fr,THs£ 


amalgamating 


ml,g,mt [ing] 


fr,mt,v 


amalgamation 


ml,g,mshn 


fr,mt,vl 


melodrama 


ml,dr,m 


fr,trs 


melodramatic 


ml,dr,mt,k 


fr,vl,t 


melancholy 


ml,n,kl 


fr,gl,t 


mere 


mr 


fr.nlj 


merely 


mr,Z 


fr,nl.j,k 


more 


mr 


fr,nl,j.kl 


mercury 


mr,kr 


fr,nl,j kl 


mercurial 


mr,k,r,l 


fr,ii\jst 


America 


xnr,k 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



235 



American 


mr,kn 


larger 


Zr,jr 


Americanism 


mr,k,n;z,m 


largest 


Ir&st 


Americanize 


mr,k,nz 


largely 


IrU 


Americanized 


mr,k,nz<2 


largeness 
lord 


lrj t n$ 


Americanizing 


mr,k,nz,ng 


Ird 


martyr 


mr,tr 


lordly 


lrd,l 


martyrize 


mr,tr^ 


lorded 


lr,dd 


martyrized 


mr,trzd 


lording 


lrd,ng 


martyrizing 


uir,trz,ng 


lordliness 


lrd,l,ns 


martyred 


mr,trd 


lordling 


lrd,l,ng 


martyrdom 


mr,trd,m 


lordship 


lrd,sh,p 


marvel 


mr,vl 


larder 


lr,dr 


marvelous 


mr,vls 


larboard 


Ir, brd 


marvelously 


mr,vh,l 


Relieve 


rl,v 


mortgage 


nir,gj 


relieved 


rl,vd 


mortgagee 


mr,gj 


relieving 


W,v,ng 


mortgaged 


mr,g,jd 


relatively 


rlt,v,l 


mortgaging 


mr >g>j> n g 


releasing 


rls,ng 


Torpor 


tr,pr 


remark 


r,mr,k 


torture 


tr,chr 


remarked 


r,mr,kt 


tortured 


tr,chrd 


remarking 
remarkable 


r,mr,k,ng 


torturing 


tr,chr,ng 


r,mr,k,bl 


terminable 


tr,m,n,bl 


remarkably 


r,mr,k,bl 


terminate 


tr,m,n,t 


remarkableness 


r,mr,k,bl,ns 


terminated 


tr,m,n,td 


arch-villain 


r,ch,vln 


terminating 


tr,m,n,t,ng 


Knowledge 


Blj 


termination 


tr,m,nshn 


knowledge-box 


nl.j,b,ks 


Deform 


d,fr,m 


Nelson 


nls,n 


deformity 


d,fr,m,t 


near 


nr 


deformed 


d,fr,md 


nearly 


nr,l 


deformation 


d,fr,mshn 


nearer 


nr,r 


deforming 


d,fr,m,ng 


nearest 


nrst 


adorable 


dr,bl 


nearness 


nr,ns 


adorably 


dr,bl 


nor 


nr 


adorableness 


dr,bl,ns 


Norval 


nr,vl 


dark 


dr,k 


enormous 


nr,ms 


darkly 


dr.kl 


enormously 


nr,ms,l 


darker 


dr,kr 


enormousness 


nv,ms,ns 


darkest 


dr,kst 


Norman 


nr,mn 


darkness 


dr,k,ns 


Normandy 


nr,m,n,d 


darken 


dr,kn 


normal 


nr,ml 


darkened 


dr,knd 


normal-school 


nr,mls,k,l 


darkening 


dr,k,n,ng 


inordinate 


nrd,nt 


Thornton 


thr,nt,n 


inordinately 


nrd,nt,J 


There 


THr 


inordinateness 


nrd,ut,ns 


their 


THr 


north 


nr,th 


theirs 


thtz 


northeast 


nv,\hst 


Spirit 


sprt 


northeastern 


nr,thst,m 


saturnalia 


5tr,nl 


northwest 


nr,thst 


Large 


Irj 


northwestern 


nr,th<rf,r» 



236 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



northeaster 


nr,thstr 


surely 


shr,Z 


northwester 


m',th str 


surety 


shr,t 


north-wind 


nr,thnd 


sureness 


6hr,ns 


norther 


nr,THr 


short 


shrt 


northern 


nr,THrn 


shortly 


shrt,Z 


northerner 


nr,THr,nr 


shorter 


shrt,r 


Northman 


nr,th,mn 


shortest 


6hrt,st 


Norseman 


nrs,mn 


shortness 


shrt,ns 


Norwegian 


nr.jn 


shorten 


shrt,n 


anarchic 


nr,k,k 


shortened 


shrt,nd 


anarchical 


nr,k,kl 


shortening 


shrt,n,ng 


anarchically 


nr,k,kl 


short-cake 


shrt,k,k 


Chilicothe 


chl,k,th 


short-commons 


shrt,k,mw2T 


childish 


chid. 5^ 


short-hand 


shrt,nd 


childishly 


chid, shl 


charlatan 


shr,Z,tn 


childishness 


ch\d,sk,ns 


charlatanism 


shr,ZZ,nz,m 


challenge 


chlnj 


charlatanry 


shr,Z£,nr 


challenged 


chlnjd 


charlatanic 


shr,ZZ,n,k 


challenging 


chln.jmg 


charlatanical 


shr.ZZ,n,kl 


cheerful 


chr,fl 


charlatanically 


shr,#,n,kl 


cheerfully 


chr,fl 


sharp 


shr,p 


cheerfulness 


chr,fl,ns 


sharply 


shr, pi 


charnel 


chr,nl 


sharper 


shr.pr 


charnel-house 


chr,nl,s 


sharpest 


shr,ps£ 


charter 


chr.tr 


sharpness 


shr,p,m 


chartered 


chr,trd 


sharpen 


shr,pn 


chartering 


chr,tr,ng 


sharpened 


shr,pnd 


charter-oak 


chr,tr,k 


sharpening 


shr,pn,ng 


charger 


chrjr 


sharpener 


shr,p,nr 


cherub 


chr,b 


Charlemagne 


shr,Z,mn 


cherubim 


chr,b,m 


shark 


shr,k 


Charles 


chr,]z 


Calomel 


kl,ml 


Charles's- wain 


chr,]$z,n 


colony 


kl,n 


charm 


chr,m 


colonize 


kl,nz 


charmed 


chr,md 


colonized 


k\,nzd 


charmer 


chr,mr 


colonizing 


kl,n*,ng 


charming 


chiyn.ng 


colonizer 


kl,nz,r 


charmingly 


chr,m,ng,Z 


colonist 


kl,ns£ 


charmingness 


chr,m,ng,ns 


colonial 


kl,nl 


Jerusalem 


jrs,l,m 


colonization 


klnzshn 


Jordan 


jr,dn 


calcareous 


kl,k,rs 


Girard 


jr,rd 


calcareousness 


kl,k,rs,ns 


George 


j r j 


college 


kl.j 


Georgia 


j r d 


collegiate 


kl,jt 


Georgian 


J r vJn 


collusive 


kZs,v 


Georgiana 


j r >,h n 


collusively 


kls,v,Z 


Shellfish ' 


shl,f,sk 


collusion 


klshn 


sure 


shr 


calumny 


kl,m,n 


surer 


shr,r 


calumniate 


kl,m,n,t 


surest 


shrst 


calumniated 


kl,m,u,td 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



237 



calumniator 

calumniatory 

calumniating 

collect 

collected 

collecting 

collector 

collectorship 

collective 

collectively 

collocate 

collocated 

collocator 

collocating 

California 

Californian 

culpable 

culpably 

culpability 

culpableness 

calamity 

calamitous 

calamitously 

calamitousness 

calculus 

calculi 

calculate 

calculated 

calculator 

calculating 

calculation 

collateral 

collaterally 

carriage 

carriage-maker 

carriage-house 

correct 

corrected 

correcting 

correction 

corrective 

correctively 

according 

accordingly 

corrupt 

corrupted 

corrupting 

corruption 

corridor 

corner 



kl,m,n,tr 
kl,m,n,t,r 
kl.m : n,t,ng 
kl,k,t 
kl,k,td 
kl,k,t,ng 
kl,k,tr 
kl,k,tr,s£,p 
kl,k,t,v, 
kl,k,t,v,Z 
kl,k,t 
kl,k,td 
kl,k,tr 
kl.k,t,ng 
kl,fr,n 
kl,fr,nn 
kl,p,bl 
kl,p,bl 
kl,p,bl,t 
kl,p,bl,ns 
kl,m,t 
♦kl,m,ts 
kl,m r ts,Z 
kl,m,ts,ns 
kl,k,& 

kl,k,i 

kl,klt 

kl,kl,td 

kl,kl,tr 

kl,klt,ng 

kl,klshn 

klt,rZ 

klt,rZ 

kr.j,m,kr 

kr.j,s 

kr,k,t 

kr,k,td 

kr,k,t,ng 

kr,kshn 

kr,k,t,v 

kr,k,t,v,Z 

krd,ng 

krd,ng,Z 

kr,pt 

kr,p,td 

kr,pt [ing] 

kr,pshn 

kr,dr 

kr,nr 



cornered 

cornering 

corner-stone 

coronal 

coroner 

Carmel 

Carmelite 

cordial 

cordially 

cordiality 

corporal 

corporeal 

corporally 

corporeally 

quarter-day 

quarter-deck 

chronology 

chronologist 

chronologic 

chronological 

chronologically 

character 

characterize 

characterized 

characterizing 

characteristic 

characteristical 

characteristically 

Cornelia 

cornelian 

Cornelius 

corporate 

corporation 

corroborate 

corroborated 

corroborating 

corroborative . 

corroboration 

acknowledge 

acknowledged 

acknowledging 

acknowledgment 

gargle 

gargled 

gargling 

garner 

garnered 

garnering 

Gilgal 

Golconda 



kr,nrd 

kr,nr,ng 

kr,nrs,tn 

kr,nl 

kr,nr 

kr,ml 

kr,mlt 

kr,dl 

kr,dl 

krd,Z,t 

kr,pr,l 

kr,pr,l 

kr,pr,Z 

kr,pr,Z 

kr,tr,d 

kr,tr,d,k 

kr,nl,j 

kr,nl,js£ 

kr,nl,j,k 

kr,nl,j,kl 

kr,nl,j,kl 

kr,k,tr 

kr,k,tr^r 

kr,k,trzd 

kr,k,trr,ng 

kr,k,trs,t ? k 

kr,k,trs,t,kl 

kr,k,trs,t,kl 

kr,n,Z 

kr,n,/ra 

kr,n,/s 

kr,prt 

kr,prshn 

kr,brt 

kr,br,td 

kr,brt [ing] 

kr,brt,v 

kr,brshn 

k,nl,j 

k,n!,jd 

k,nl ? j,ng 

k,nl.j,mnt 

gr,gl 

gr,gld 

gr.g^g 
gr,nr 
gr,nrd 
gr,nr,ng 

gl,k,n,d 



238 



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Exercise III. 

Containing all the words of the English language which are writ- 
ten with the " INITIAL N-HOOK." 



Inseparable 

inseparably 

inseparability 

inseparableness 

insuperable 

insuperably 

insuperableness 

insupportable 

insupportably 

insu pportableness 

inspirited 

unspiritual 

unspiritually 

unspiritualized 

inspiriting 

insuppressible 

unsuppressed 

inspiration 

instrument 

instrumental 

instru mentally 

instrumentality 

instruct 

instructible 

instructive 

instructively 



mpr,bl 

nspr,bl 

nspr,bl,t 

nspr,bl,ns 

mpr,bi 

nspr,bl 

mpr,bl,ns 

nsprt,bl 

nsprt.bl 

mprt,bl,ns 

nspr,td 

nsprt,l 

nsprt,Z 

nsprt,lzd 

nsprt [ing] 

nsprs,bl 

nspvst 

nsprshn 

nstr,mnt 

nstr,mnt,l 

nstv,mnt,l 

nstr,m,n,t,Z,t 

nstr,kt 

nstr,kt,bl 

nstr,dt,v 

nstr,kt,vl 



instructiveness 

instructed 

instructor 

instructress 

instructing 

instruction 

inscriptive 

unscriptural 

unscripturally 

unscrupulous 

unscrupulously 

unscrupulousness 

inscription 

inscribe 

insc rib able 

inscribed 

inscriber 

inscribing 

inscrutable 

inscrutably 

inscrutability 

unsecreted 

unscrewed 

unscreened 

unscratched 

unscrewing 



nstr,kt,v,ns 

nstr,k,td 

mtr,k,tr 

nstr,k,trs 

nstr,kt,ng 

nstr,kshn 

nskr,pt,v 

n«kr,pt,r£ 

nskr,pt,r£ 

nskr,p,fo 

nskr,p,Zs,£ 

nskr,p,Zs,ns 

nskr,pshn 

nskr,b 

mkr,b,bl 

mkr,bd 

nskr,br 

nskr,b.ng 

nskrt.bl 

mkrtbl 

nskrt,bl,t 

nskr,td 

nskrd 

nskrnd 

nskr,cht 

nskr,ng 



Exercise IY. 



Containing words between which and their opposites or other modifi- 
cations in meaning, the difference in pronunciation, in ordinary 
speech, consists only in the enunciation of an initial vowel-sound 
in the one case, and of none in the other. 

Note. — It will be seen by the type-keys of the following words, that 
in Phonography the first consonant-sign in all the negatives, and other 
words having prefixes, is doubled, whether two consonant-sounds are 
heard in the word or not. 



Movable 

immovable 

immovably 

movability 

immovability 



m,v,bl 

m,m,v.bl 

m,m,v,bl 

m,v,bl,t 

m,m,v,bl,t 



movableness 

immovableness 

memorial 

immemorial 

immemorially 



m,v,bl,ns 

m,m,v,bl,ns 

m,m.r£ 

m,m,m,rZ 

m,m,m ; rZ 



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239 



mutable 


mt,bl 


immortalizing 


m,m,rt,lz,ng 


immutable 


m,mt,bl 


mured 


m,rd 


immutably 


m,mt,bl 


immured 


m,m,rd 


mutability 


mt,bl,t 


muring 


m,r,ng 


immutability 


m.mt,bl,t 


immuring 


m,m,r,ng 


mutableness 


mt,bl,ns 


moral 


m,rl 


immutableness 


m,mt,bl,ns 


immoral 


m,m,W 


mature 


mt,r 


morally 


m,rl 


immature 


m,mt,r 


immorally 


m,m,rl 


maturity 


mt,r,t 


morality 


tn,rl,t 


immaturity 


m,mt,r,t 


immorality 


m,m,rl,t 


matured 


mt,rd 


immunity 


m,m,n,t 


im matured 


m,mt,rd 


immense 


in,mns 


maturely 


mt,rZ 


immensity 


m,m,n«,t 


immaturely 


m,mt, rl 


immensely 


m,m,ns,i 


material 


mt,r,l 


immenseness 


m,m,ns,ns 


immaterial 


m,mt,r,l 


mensurable 


m,ns,r,bl 


materially 


mt,r,Z 


im mensurable 


m,m,n5,r,bl 


immaterially 


m,mt,r,Z 


mensurability 


m,ii5,r,b,Z,t 


materiality 


mt.r,Z,t 


immensurability 


m,m,ns,r,b,£,t 


immateriality 


m,mt,r,Z,t 


measurable 


m,zhr,bl 


materialism 


mt,rlz,m 


immeasurable 


m,m,zhr bl 


immaterialism 


m,mt,7'lz,m 


measurably 


m,zhr,bl 


modest 


m,dst 


immeasurably 


m,m,zhr,bl 


immodest 


m,m,ds£ 


measurableness 


m,zhr,bl,ns 


modesty 


m,ds,t 


immeasurableness 


m,m,zhr,bl,ns 


immodesty 


m,m,ds,t 


maculate 


m,k,lt 


modestly 


m,ds,t,l 


immaculate 


m,m,k,lt 


immodestly 


m,m,ds,t,l 


migrate 


m.grt 


moderate 


md >rt 


emigrate 


m,grt 


immoderate 


m,md,rt 


immigrate 


m,m,grt 


moderately 


md,rt,l 


migrated 


m,grjtd 


immoderately 


m,md,rt,l 


emigrated 


m,gr,td 


moderateness 


md,rt,ns 


immigrated 


m,m,gr,td 


im moderateness 


m,md,rt,ng 


migrating 


m,grt,ng 


immolate 


m,m,lt 


emigrating 


m,grt,ng 


immolated 


m,m,Z,td 


immigrating 


m,m,grt,ng 


immolating 


m,m,Z£,ng 


migration 


m,grshn 


immolation 


m,m,lsh?i 


emigration 


m,grshn 


mure 


m,r 


immigration 


m,m,grshn 


immure 


m ? m,r 


emigrant 


m,grnt 


mortal 


m,rt,\ 


immigrant 


m,m,grnt 


immortal 


m,m,?^,l 


Liberal 


Lbr,i 


mortally 


m,rt,l 


illiberal 


Z,Z,br,l 


immortally 


m,m,r£jZ 


liberally 


Z,br,Z 


mortality 


m,rt,l,t 


illiberally 


l,l,bv,l 


immortality 


m,m,rt,l,t 


liberality 


l,br,l,t 


mortals 


m,rt,lz 


illiberality 


l,l,bvj,t 


immortalize 


m,m,rt,lz 


liberalness 


l,bv,l,ns 


immortalized 


rn,m,rl,lzd 


illiberalness 


l,l,br t l,ii$ 



240 

li mi table 

illimitable 

limitably 

inimitably 

limitablenesa 

illimitableness 

literate 

illiterate 

literateness 

illiterateness 

literacy 

illiteracy 

licit 

illicit 

iicitly 

illicitly 

licitness 

illicitness 

legible 

illegible 

legibly 

illegibly 

legibility 

illegibility 

legibleness 

illegibleness 

legitimate 

illegitimate 

legitimated 

illegitimated 

legitimately 

illegitimately 

legitimating 

illegitimating 

legitimacy 

illegitimacy 

logical 

illogical 

logically 

illogicaily 

logicalness 

illogicalness 

legal 

illegal 

legally 

illegally 

legality 

illegality 

legalize 

illeealize 



OLOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 


Z,mt,bl 


legalized 


l,g\zd 


Z,Z,mt,bl 


illegalized 


l,l,g\zd 


l,mt,b\ 


legalizing 


Z,gb,ng 


Z,Z,mt,bl 


illegal izing 


i,l,g\z,ng 


Z,mt,bl,ns 


legalness 


Z,gl,ns 


l,l,mt,b\,ns 


illegalness 


Z,Z,gl.ns 


lt,rt 


Repealable 


r,p,Z,bl 


l,lt,rt 


irre peal able 


r,r,p,Z,bl 


lt,rt,ns 


repealably 


r,p,Z,bl 


l,lt,rt,ns 


irrepealably 


r,r,p,Z,bl 


lt,r,8 


repeatability 


r,p,Z,b,Z,t 


t,M,r,a 


irrepealability 


r,np,Z.b,Z,t 


fo,t 


repealableness 


r,p,Z,bl,n* 


t,ls,t 


irrepealableness 


r,r,p,/,bl,n* 


ls,t,l 


reparable 


r,p,r,bl 


l,ls,t,l 


irreparable 


r,r,p.r,bl 


ls,t,ns 


reparably 


r,p,r,bl 


l.ls,t,ns 


irreparably 


r,r,p,r,bl 


tiM 


reparability 


r,p,r,b,Z,t 


Z,Z,j,bl 


irreparability 


r,r,p,r,b,Z,t 


*,j,bl 


reparableness 


r,p,r,bl,u* 


z,z,j,bl 


irrepaiableness 


r,r,p.r.bl,n* 


y.w,t 


reprovable 


r,pr,v,bl 


z,z,j,bl,t 


irreprovable 


r,r,pr,v,bl 


Z,j,bl,ns 


reprovableness 


r,pr,v,bl,ns 


Z.Z.j,bl,ns 


irreprovablenesa 


r,r,pr,v,bl,n* 


Z.jt,mt 


repressible 


r,prs,bl 


Z,Z,jt.mt 


irrepressible 


r,f,prs,bl 


Zjt,m,td 


repressibility 


r,prs,bl,t 


Z,Z.jt,m,td 


irrepressibility 


r,r,prs,bl,t 


Z,jt,mt,Z 


representable 


r,prz,nt,bl 


Z,Z.jt,mt,Z 


irrepresentable 


r,r,prz,nt,bl 


Z,jt,mt [ing] 


representableness 


r,prz,nt.,bl,n« 


Z,Z.jt,mt [ing] 


irrepresen tableness 


r,r,prz,nt,bl,n$ 


Z,jt,m,s 


reprehensible 


r,pr,ns,bl 


Z,Zjjt,m,s 


irreprehensible 


r,r,pr,ns,bl 


Zj,kl 


reprehensibleness 


r,pr,ns,bl,ns 


1,1. j.kl 


irreprehensibleness 


r,r,pr,ns,bl,n« 


«•« 


reproachable 


f,pr,ch,bl 


ty.u 


irreproachable 


r,r,pr,ch,bl 


Z,j,kl,ns 


reproachably 


r,pr,ch,bl 


l,ljM,m 


irreproachably 


r,r,pr,ch,bl 


Z,gl 


reproachableness 


r,pr,ch,blns 


z,z, g l 


irreproachableness 


r,f,pr ? ch,bl,ns 


Jfl 


repentance 


r,pnt,ns 


fcW 


irrepentance 


r,r,pnt,ns 


*,gU 


refutable 


r,ft,bl 


Z,Z,gl,t 


irrefutable 


r,r,ft,bl 


l,g\z 


irrefutably 


r,r,ft,bl 


M#» 


reflective 


r,fl,k,t,v 



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241 



irreflective 

refr&gable 

irrefragable 

refragably 

irrefragably 

refragability 

irrefragability 

reversible 

irreversible 

irreversibly 

reversibleness 

irreversibleness 

reverent 

irreverent 

reverend 

irreverend 

reverence 

irreverence 

revocable 

irrevocable 

revocably 

irrevocably 

revocability 

irrevocability 

revocableness 

irrevocableness 

removable 

irremovable 

remediable 

irremediable 

irremediably 

remediableness 

irremediableness 

retrievable 

irretrievable 

irretrievably 

retrievableness 

irretrievableness 

redeemable 

irredeemable 

redeemability 

irredeemability 

reducible 

irreducible 

reducibleness 

irreducibleness 

respective 

irrespective 

respectively 

irrespectively 



r,r,fl,k,t,v 

r,fr,g,bl 

r,r,fr,g,bl 

r,fr,g,bl 

r,r,fr,g,bl 

r,fr,g,bl,t 

r,r,fr,g,bl,t 

r,vr$,bl 

r,r,vrs,bl 

r,r,vrs,bi 

r,\r$,b\,ns 

r,r,vrs,bl,n« 

r,vrnt 

r,r,vrnt 

r,vrnd 

r,r,vrnd 

r,vrns 

r,v,k,bl 

r,r,v,k,bl 

r,v,k,bl 

r,r,v,k,bl 

r,v,k,bl,t 

r,r,v,k,bl,t 

r,v,k,bl,ns 

r,r,v,k,bl,n$ 

r,m,v,bl 

r,r,m,v,bl 

r,md,bl 

r,r,md,bl 

r,r,md,bl 

r,md,bl,ns 

r,r,md,bl,ns 

rt,rrv,bl 

Y,Yt,r f v,bl 

r,rt,r,v,bi 

rt,r,v^bl,ng 

r,rt,r,v,bl,ns 

rd,m,bl 

r,rd,m,bl 

rd,m,bl,t 

r,rd,m,bl,t 

r,d$,bl 

r,r,ds,bl 

r,ds, bl,ns 

r,r,ds,bl,ns 

rs,p,kt,v 

r,rs,p,kt,v 

rs,p,kt,vl 

r,rs,p,kt,vl 

11 



resistible 

irresistible 

irresistibly 

resistibility 

irresistibility 

resistibleness 

irresistibleness 

resistless 

irresistless 

resolvable 

irresolvable 

resolved 

irresolved 

resolute 

irresolute 

resolutely 

irresolutely 

resoluteness 

irresoluteness 

resolution 

irresolution 

relevant 

irrelevant 

relevantly 

irrelevantly 

relevancy 

irrelevancy 

relative 

irrelative 

religious 

irreligious 

religiously 

irreligiously 

religiousness 

irreligiousness 

religion 

irreligion 

religionist 

irreligionist 

re gene racy 

irregeneracy 

rational 

irrational 

rationally 

irrationally 

rationality 

irrationality 

recuperable 

irrecuperable 

recuperably 



r2S,t,bl 

Y,rzs,t,b\ 

Y,rzs,t,bl 

rzs,t,b\,t 

r,rzs,t,bl,t 

rzs,t,b\,ns 

r,rzs,t,bl,u8 

rzs,t,ls 

Y,rzsX,ls 

rs,Z,v,bl 

r,r^,Z,v,bl 

rz,Z,vd 

xz,lt 

r, yz,U 

rz,lt,l 

r,rz,lt,l 

rz,U,ns 

r,rz,lt,ns 

Yz,lskn 

r,rz,lshn 

W,vnt 

r,W,vnt 

rl,vnt,l 

r s rlj\nt,l 

W,v,n,s 

r,r/,v,n,8 

r£t,v 

r,rlt,v 

rljs 

r,rljs 

rljs,l 

r,rljs,t 

rljs,ns 

r,rZjs,n* 

W,jn 

r,rljn 

rl.j,nst 

r,rlj,nst 

r,j,nr f s 

r,r,j,nr,g 

rshn,l 

r,rskn,l 

rshn,l 

r,rskn,l 

rskn,l,t 

r,rshn,l,t 

r,k,pr,bl 

r,r,k,pr,bl 

r,k,j>r,bl 



242 



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irrecuperably 

recoverable 

irrecoverable 

irrecoverably 

recoverableness 

irrecoverableness 

reclaimable 

irreclaimable 

reclaimableness 

irreclaimableness 

regular 

irregular 

regularity 

irregularity 

regularly 

irregularly 

Navigable 

unnavigable 

navigableness 

unnavigableness 

innate 

innately 

innateness 

nerve 

unnerve 

nerved 

unnerved 

nerving 

unnerving 

numerable 

innumerable 

innumerably 

innumerability 

innumerableness 

necessary 

unnecessary 

necessarily 

unnecessarily 

natural 

unnatural 

naturally 

unnaturally 

naturalness 

unnaturalness 

naturalized 

unnaturalized 

noxious 



r,r,k,pr,bl 

r,k,vr,b\ 

r,r,k,vr,b\ 

r,r,k,z;r,bl 

r,k,i>r,bl,ns 

r,r,k,vr,bl,n$ 

? A ,kl,m,bl 

r,r,kl,m,bl 

r,kl,m,bl,ns 

r,r,kl,m,bl,ns 

r,g,lr 

r,r,g,lr 

r,g,Z,r,t 

r,r,g,Z.?*,t 

r,g,Z,r,Z 

r,r,g,Z,r,Z 

n,v,g,bl 

n,n,v,g,bl 

n,v,g,bl,ns 

n,n,v,g,bl ; ns 

n,nt 

n,nt,Z 

n,nt,ns 

nr,v 

n,nr,v 

nr,vd 

n,nr,vd 

nr,v,ng 

n,nr,v,ng 

n,mr,bl 

n,n,mr,bl 

n,n,mr,bi 

n,n,mr,bl,t 

n,n,mr,bl,ns 

nss,r 

n,nss,r 

riss,rl 

u f nss,rl 

n,chr,l 

n,n,chr,l 

n,chr,Z 

n,n,chr,Z 

n,chr,Z,ns 

n,n,chr,Z,ns 

n,chr,Zzd 

n,r\,chr,lzd 

n,k,shs 



innoxious 


n,n,k,sh$ 


noxiously 


n,k,shs,Z 


innoxiously 


n.n,k,shs,Z 


noxiousness 


n,k,shs,ns 


innoxiousuess 


n,n,k,shs,ns 


knowing 


n,ng 


unknowing 


n,n,ng 


knowingly 


n,ng,Z 


unknowingly 


n,n,ng,2 


knowinguess 


n,ng,ns 


unkndwingness 


n,n,ng,ns 


Adjudicate 


jd,kt 


adjudicated 


jd,k,td 


judicative 


jd,kt,v 


judicatory 


jd.k,tr 


judicature 


jd,k,chr 


adjudication 


jd,kshn 


just 


]st 


adjust 


jst 


adjusted 


"js,td 


adjuster 


)str 


adjusting 


jst,ng 


jacent 


J5,nt 


adjacent 


J5,nt 


adjacently 


js,nt,Z 


adjacency 


j5,n,s 


adjure 


j> r 


adjured 


j,rd 


adjuring 


j> r > n g 


adjourn 


j.rn 


adjournment 


j,r?i,mnt 


adjourned 


j,rnd 


adjourning 


J>n,ng 


adjuration 


j,rskn 


adjoin 


.fa 


adjoined 


jnd 


adjoining 


} n > n g 


judge 


u 


adjudge 


j..i , 


judged 


HA 


adjudged 


iM 


judging 


jj,*g 


adjudging 


jj.ng 


adjective 


j,kt,v 


adjunctive 


j,ng,kt,v 


adjunctively 


j,ng,kt,vl 



The first consonant-sound made in all the following words is "j." Although many of the word9 
contain the letter " d" before the " j," it is thought that that sound is altogether lost, or rather blended 
with the first sound of the following "j," which is not, strictly speaking, a simple sound. The words are 
not in their proper place. They were placed here by accident, and too late to remedy the error in this 
edition. 



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243 



Exercise V. 

Containing all the words in the English language beginning with 
*« com " or " con " that are written without the dot that some- 
times represent those 'prefixes. 



Competed 

computed 

competition 

computation 

competing 

computing 

compass 

compassed 

compassing 

compose 

composite 

compositor 

composed 

composedly 

composedness 

composer 

composition 

composing 

compiled 

compelled 

compulsory 

compulsorily 

complacent 

complacence 

complacency 

complaisant 

complaisantly 

complaisantness 

complaisance 

compiler 

complain 

complaint 

complained 

compliant 

compliance 

complainer 

complainant 

complaining 

compilation 

compulsion 

compiling 

compelling 

compare 

comparable 

comparably 



k,mp,td 

k,mp,td 

k,mp,tshn 

k,mp,tshn 

k,mp,t,ng 

k,mp,t,ng 

k,mps 

k,mps£ 

k.mps,ng 

k,mpz 

k,mpz,t 

k,mpz,tr 

k,mpze? 

k,mpz,d,/ 

k,mp;z,d,ns 

k,mpz,r 

k,mp2shn 

k,mpz,ng 

k,mp,ld 

k,mp,ld 

k,mp,/5,r 

k,mp,/5,r,/ 

k,m,pls,nt 

k,m,pls,ns 

k,m,pls,n,s 

k,m,pl2:,nt 

k,m,pLz,nt,/ 

k,in,pLz,nt,ns 

k,m,pLz,ns 

k,mp,lr 

k,m,pln 

k,m,plnt 

k,m,plnd 

k,m,plnt 

k,m,plns 

k,m,pl,nr 

k,m,pln,nt 

k,m,pln,ng 

k,mp,ZsAra 

k,mp,lshn 

k,mp,/,ng 

k,mp,/,ng 

k,mp,r 

k,rop,r,bl 

k,mp,r,bl 



compartment 

comported 

compared 

compress 

compressed 

compressing 

comprize 

comprized 

comprizing 

comprehend 

comprehended " 

comprehending 

comprehensible 

comprehensibly 



k,m,prt,mnt 

k,mp,r,td 

k,mp,rd 

k,m,prs 

k,ni,prs£ 

k,m,prs,ng 

k,m,pr2r 

k,m.pr^ 

k,m,prz,ng 

k,m,prnd 

k,m,pr,n,dd 

k,m,prnd,ng 

k,ni,pr 5 ns,bl 

k,m,pr,ns,bl 



comprehensiblenessk,m,pr,n$,bl,ns 
comprehensive k,ni,pr,ns,v 

comprehensively k,m,pr,ns,v,/ 
comprehensiveness k,ni>pr,ns,v,ns 
comprehension k,m,pr,nshn 



compressure 

comparing 

company 

compend 

compound 

compoundable 

compounded 

compendium 

compendious 

compendiously 

compounding 

compensate 

compensative 

compensated 

compensatory 

compensating 

companion 

companionable 

companionably 

component 

companionless 

companionship 

compassion 

compassionable 

compassionate 

compassionated 



k,m,pr,shr 

k,inp,r,ng 

k,mp 3 n 

k,mpnd 

k,mpnd 

k,mp,n,d,bl 

k,mp,n,dd 

k,mpnd,m 

k,mpnd,s 

k,mpnd,s,/ 

k,mpnd [ing] 

k,mp,ns,t 

k,mp,n«9,t,v 

k,inp,ns,td 

k,mp,ns,t,r 

k,mp,ns,t,ng 

k,mp,nn 

k,mp,n,n,bl 

k,mp,n,n,bl 

k,mp.n,nt 

k,mp,n,n,fe 

k,mp,n,n,sh,p 

k,mpshn 

k,mp ; sh,n,bl 

k,mp,sh,nt 

kjinpjShjnjtd 



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compassionately 

compassionateness 

compassionating 

composure 

compact 

compacted 

compactly 

compacting 

compunction 

comity 

commit 

commute 

commu table 

commutably 

commitment 

committed 

commuted 

commutation 

committing 

commuting 

comedy 

commodity 

commodious 

commodiously 

commodiousness 

commodore 

comedian 

commissary 

commissariat 

commiserate 

commiserated 

commiserating 

commiseration 

comrade 

commerce 

commorant 

commercial 

commercially 

commune 

common 

commonplace 

commonpleas 

community 

comment 

commented 

commentary 

commenting 

command 

commend 

commended 

commanded 



k,mp,sh,nt,/ 

k,mp,sli,nt,ns 

k,mp,sh,nt,ng 

k,mp,zhr 

k,mp,kt 

k,mp,k,td 

k,mp,kt,/ 

k,mp,kt,ng 

k,mp,ngshn 

k,m,t 

k,ntt 

k,mt 

k,mt,bl 

k,mt,bl 

k,mt,mnt 

k,m,td 

k,m,td 

k,m,tshn 

k,mt [ing] 

k,mt [ing] 

k,m,d 

k,md,t 

k,m,ds 

k,ni,ds,/ 

k,m,ds,ns 

k,m,d,r 

k,m,dn 

k,m.!?,r 

t,ms,rt 

k,mz,rt 

k,mz,r,td 

k,mz,r£,ng 

'k i m.z,rshn 

k,mrd 

k,mrs 

k,m,m£ 

k,mr ,shl 

k,mr,s/i/ 

k,mn 

k,mn 

k,m,n,pL? 

k,m,n,pLz' 

k,m,n,t 

k,mnt 

k,m,n,td 

k,mnt,r 

k,mnt [ing] 

k,mnd 

k,mnd 

k,m,n,dd 

k,in,n,dd 



commander 

commending 

commanding 

commandingly 

commence 

commenced 

commensurable 

commensurability 



k,mnd,r 
k,mnd [ing] 
k,mnd [ing] 
k,mnd,ng y / 
k,m/zs 
k,m,ns£ 
k,m,n5,r,bl 
k,m,ns,r,bl,t 



commensurablencss k,m,ns,r,bl,ns 



commensurate 

commencing 

commonlaw 

commonly 

commonalty 

commonwealth 

commoner 

communion 

commonness 

common-council 

common -council-man 

commission 

commotion 



k,m,ns,r£ 

k,m,ns,ng 

k,mn,/ 

k,m,nl 

k,m 7 nl,t 

k,m,nl 3 th 

k,m,nr 

k,m,nn 

k,m,n,ns 

k,mn,k,ns,l 

k.mnjkjn^j^mn 

k,mshn 

k,mshn 



commission-merchant k.mshn,m,r.chnt 



commissioned 

commissioner 

commissioning 

commix 

commixed 

commixture 

commixtion 

commixion 

comic 

comical 

comically 

comicalness 

comicality 

commingle 

commingled 

commingling 

Connubial 

confute 

confutable 

confuted 

confuting 

confide 

confided 

confederate 

confederated 

confederating 

confederacy 

confederation 



k,mshnd 

k,mshn,r 

k,mshn [ing] 

k,m,ks 

k,m,kstf 

k,m,ks,chr 

k,m,ks,chn 

k,m,ks,n 

k,m,k 

k,ni,kl 

k,m,kl 

k,m,kl,m 

k,m,kl,t 

k,m,ng,gl 

k,m,ng,gld 

k,m,ng,gl,ng 

k,n,bl 

k,n,ft 

k,n 3 ft,bl 

k,n,f,td 

k,n,ft,ng 

k,n,fd 

k,n,f,dd 

k,n,f,drt 

k,n,fd,r,td 

k,n,fd,r£,ng 

k,n,f,dr,s 

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confident 

confidant 

confidently 

confidence 

confidential 

confidentially 

confiding 

confess 

confessed 

confessedly 

confessor 

confiscate 

confiscated 

confiscating 

confiscation 

confessing 

confuse 

confused 

confusedly 

confusedness 

confusing 

confluence 

conflict 

conflicted 

conflicting 

confer 

confirm 

conform 

conformable 

conformably 

conformability 

confirmative 

confirmatory 

conformatory 

conformed 

confirmed 

conformation 

confirmation 

conforming 

confirming 

conferred 

conferring 

confine 

confinable 

confinement 

confined 

confound 

confounded 

confoundedly 

confounder 

confounding 



,f,dnt 

,f,dnt 

,f,dnt [Z] 

,f,dns 

,fd,n,s^Z 

,fd,n,sAr 

.fd,ng 

fs 

fst 

f Si d,l 

fs,r 

,fe,k,td 

,fs,kt,ng 

,ft,kshn 

,fe,ng 

fz 

izd 

,fz,d,l 

,d 5 n$ 
,fe,ng 
,fl,ns 
,fl,k,t 
,fl,k,td 
,fl,k,t,ng 
,fr 

,fr,ni 
,f.r,m 
,f,r,m,bl 
,f,r,m,bl 
,f,r,m,bl,t 
,fr,mt,v 
,fr,mt,r 
,f,r,mt,r 
,f,r,md 
,fr,md 
( f,r,mshn 
,fr,mshn 
,f,r,m,ng 
,fr,m,ng 
,frd 
fr,ng 
fn 

,f,n,bl 
fn,mnt 
,fnd 
,fnd 
,f,n,dd 
,f,n,dd,Z 
f,n,dr 
,fnd,ng 



confining 

Confucius 

confession 

confessional 

confusion 

confectioner 

confectionary 

configuration 

convoy 

connive 

convey 

convivial 

conviviality 

conveyed 

connived 

convolved 

convolving 

convulse 

convulsive 

convulsively 

convulsed 

convalescent 

convalescence 

convalescency 

convulsing 

convulsion 

convolution 

conveyor 

conniver 

converted 

converse 

conversazione 

conversant 

conversation 

conversationist 

conversational 

converge 

converged 

convergent 

convergence 

conversion 

converging 

convene 

convent 

convened 

connivance 

convince 

conveyance 

convincible 

convinced 

conveyancer 



k,n,fn,ng 

k,n,f,M* 

k,n,fshn 

k,n,fskn,/ 

k,n,fzhn 

k,n,f,kshn,r 

k,n,f,kshn,r 

k,n,f,grshn 

k,n,v 

k,n,v 

k,n,v 

k,n,v,vl 

k,n,v,v,/,t 

k,n,vd 

k,n,vd 

k,n,v,/,vd 

k,n,v,/,Vjng 

k,n,v,ls 

k,n,vls,v 

k,n,vls,vl 

k,n,vls£ 

k,n,vls,nt 

k,n,vls,ns 

k 3 n,vl5jn,s 

k,n,vLs,ng 

k,n,vlshn 

k,n,v 5 /^tt 

k,n,v,r 

k,n,vr 

k,n,v,r,td 

kn,w?*s 

kn,urs,ts,n 

kn,yrs,nt 

kn,vr«shn 

kn,vrs,sh,nst 

kn,wrsshn,Z 

kn,ur,j 

kn,ur,jd 

kn,vr.jnt 

kn,i>r,j#s 

kn,wshn 

kn,ur,j,ng 

k,n,vn 

k,n,vnt 

k,n,vnd 

k,n,v«5 

k,n,vns 

k,n,v,ns 

k,n,v,ns,bl 

k,n,v,ns£ 

k,n,v,ns,r 



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conveyancing 

convincing 

convincingly 

convincingness 

convenient 

conveniently 

convenience 

convention 

conventional 

convening 

convoke 

convocate 

convoked 

convict 

convicted 

convocated 

convicting 

convocating 

convex 

convexity 

convexly 

convexness 

conviction 

convocation 

convoking 

contemplate 

contemplative 

contemplatively 

contemplated 

contemplating 

contemplation 

contemporary 

contemporaneous 

contemporaneously 

contempt 

contemptible 

contemptibly 

contemptibleness 

contemptuous 

contemptuously 

contemned 

contumacy 

contumely 

contumelious 

contumeliously 

contumeliousness 

contaminate 

contaminated 

contaminating 

contamination 

contumaceous 



k,n,v,ns,ng 

k,n,v?zs [ing] 

k,n,v,ns,ng,/ 

k,n,v,n«9,ng,ns 

k,n,vn,nt 

k,n,vnjnt,Z 

k,n,vn,ns 

k,n,vn,s#n 

k,njV,nshn,Z 

k,n,vn,ng 

k,n,v,k 

k,n,v,k,t 

k,n,v.k,t 

k,n,v,k,t 

k,n,v,k,td 

k,n,v,k,td 

k,n,v,k,t,ng 

k,n,v 3 k,t,ng 

k,n,v,ks 

k,n,v,ks,t 

k,n,v,ksi 

k,n,v,ks,ns 

k,n,v,kshn 

k,n,v,kshn 

k,n,v,k,ng 

knt,rnp,Z£ 

knt,mp,/£,v 

knt.mp,/£,vl 

knt,mp,/,td 

knt,mp.Zf,ng 

knt.mp, Ishn 

knt,mp,r,r 

knt,mp,r,n.s 

knt,mp,r,ns,Z 

knt,mt 

knt,mt,bl 

knt ; mt,bl 

knt,mt,bl ; ns 

knt,m,ehs 

knt,m,cli5,Z 

knt,md 

knt,m.s 

knt,m,Z 

knfc.m,/s 

knt,m,Zs,Z 

knt,m,ls,ns 

knt,m,n,t 

knt,m,n,td 

knt,m,n,t,ng 

knt,m,nshn 

knt,m,sh-s 



contumaceously 

contumaceousness 

contemning 

contest 

contested 

contesting 

contuse 

contused 

contusing 

contour 

contribute 

contributable 

contributive 

contributed 

contributor 

contributing 

contraband 

contribution 

contrive 

contrivable 

contrived 

contriver 

contriving 

controverted 

contravene 

contravened 

contrivance 

contravention 

contravening 

contort 

contorted 

contorting 

contradistinction 

contradistinguish 

contradistinguished 

contrast 

contrasted 

contrasting 

control 

controllable 

controllment 

controlled 

controller 

controlling 

contortion 

continue 

contain 

containable 

continuable 

continuity 

content 



knt,m,shs,/ 

knt,m,shs,iw 

knt,m,ng 

k,n,tsf 

k,n,ts,td 

k,n,ts£,ng 

k,n,t£ 

k,n,t;ze? 

k,n,t2,ng 

knt,r 

knt,r,bt 

knt,r,bt,bl 

knt,r,bt,v 

knt,r,b,td 

knt,r,b,tr 

knt,r,bt [ing] 

knt,r.bnd 

knt,r,bshn 

knt,r,v 

knt,?".v,bl 

knt,r,vd 

knt,r,vr 

knt,r,v,ng 

knt,r,v,r,td 

knt,r,vn 

knt,r,vnd 

knt,r,vns 

knt,r,vn,s/m 

knL,r,vn,ng 

knt,rt 

knt,r,td 

knt,r£,ng 

knt.r,d<9£,ngshn 

knt.r,d5i,ng.g.sh 

knt,r.d«£.ng : g.sht 

k,n,trs£ 

k,n,trs,td 

k,n,trsif,ng 

k,n,tr,l 

k,n,tr,/ 5 bl 

k,n,tr,/,mnt 

k,n,tr,ld 

k,n,tr,lr 

k,n,tr,/,ng 

knt,rshn 

knt,n 

knt,n 

knt,n,bl 

knt,njbl 

knt,n,t 

knt,nt 



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contentment 

contentedly 

contentedness 

contenting 

continued 

contained 

contend 

contended 

continuedly 

contender 

contending 

continuous 

continuously 

continuousness 

continual 

continually 

continualness 

continent 

continental 

continentally 

continently 

continency 

continence 

continuance 

contingent 

contingently 

contingency 

contentious 

contentiously 

contentiousness. 

contention 

continuation 

containing 

continuing 

contagious 

contagiousness 

contagion 

contusion 

Connecticut 

contact 

context 

contiguity 

contiguous 

contiguously 

contiguousness 

condemn 

condemned 

condemning 

condemnable 

condiment 

condemnatory 



knt,nt,mnt 

knt,n,td,/ 

knt,nt,d 5 iis 

knt,nt,ng 

knt,nd 

knt,nd 

knt,nd 

knt,n,dd 

knt,n,d,£ 

knt,n,dr 

knt,nd,ng 

knt,ns 

knt,ns,Z 

knt,ns,ns 

knt,n,l 

knt,n,Z 

knt,n,l,ns 

knt,nnt 

knt,n,nt,l 

knt,nnt,Z 

knt,nnt,Z 

knt,n,n 5 s 

knt,nrcs 

knt,n,ns 

knt,n,jnt 

knt,n,jnt [Z] 

knt,n,j,n,s 

knt,n,shs 

knt,n,shs,/ 

knt,n,shs,ns 

kntmshn 

knt,nshn 

knt,n,ng 

knt,n,ng 

k,nt,js 

k,nt,js,ns 

k,nt,jn 

k,n,tzhn 

k,nt,kt 

knt,kt 

knt,ks£ 

knt,g,t 

knt gs 

knt,gs,/ 

knt,gs,ns 

knd,m 

knd,md 

knd,m,ng 

knd,m,n,bl 

knd,mnt 

knd,m,n,t,r 



condemnation 

conduit 

condite 

conduce 

conducible 

conducibly 

conducibleness 

conducement 

conduced 

condescend 

condescended 

condescending 

condescendingly 

condescension 

conducing 

condole 

condoled 

condolence 

condoling 

condign 

condense 

condensible 

condensate 

condensed 

condensor 

condensation 

condensing 

condignly 

condition 

conditioned 

conditional 

conditionally 

conditioning 

conduct 

conducted 

conductor 

conductress 

conducting 

conduction 

conception 

conspired 

conspirator 

conspiracy 

conspiring 

conception 

conspicuous 

conspicuously 

conspicuousness 

conceive 

conceivable 

conceived 



knd,m,nshn 

k,nd,t 

k,n,dt 

k,n,ds 

k,n,ds,bl 

k,n,ds>l)l 

k,n,cU,bl,ns 

k,n,ds,mnt 

k.n,d^ 

k,n,ds,nd 

k,n,d«,n,d(T 

k,n,d5,nd,ng 

k,n,ds,nd,ng,J 

k,n,d#,nshii 

k,n,ds,ng 

k,nd,l 

k,nd,ld 

kndjns 

k,nd,l,ng 

k,n,dn 

k,n,d/iA\; 

knd,ns,bl 

knd,ns,t 

knd,ns£ 

knd,ns,r 

kndmsshn 

knd,ns,ng 

k,nd,nl 

k,n,dshn 

k,n,dshnd 

k,n,dshn,l 

k,n,dshn,Z 

k,n,dshn,ng 

knd,kt 

knd,k,td 

knd,k,tr 

knd,k,trs 

knd,kt,ng 

knd,kshn 

k,n«s,pshn 

k,ns,p,rd 

k,ns,p,7*,tr 

k,n.s,p,r,s 

k,ns,p,r,ng 

k,ns,pshn 

k,m?,p,ks 

k,ns,p,k.s,Z 

k,n.s ; p,ks 3 ns 

k,ns,v 

k,ns,v,bl 

k,ns,vd 



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conceiving 
consume 
consumable 
consumptive 
consummate 
consummated 
consummately 
consummating 
consumed 
consummation 
consumption 
consuming 
conceit 
constipate 
constipation 
constable 
constabulary- 
conceited 
conceitedly 
conceitedness 
constant 
constantly 
Constantine 
Constantinople 
constancy 
Constance 
concede 
conceded 
conceding 
concise 
consistent 
consistently 
consistency 
concessory 
concisely 
conciseness 
conceal 
consul 
console 
concealment 
consulate 
consult 
conciliate 
conciliated 
consulted 
conciliatory 
consolatory 
consultation 
conciliating 
consulting 
concealed 



k,ns,v,ng 

k,ns,m 

k,ns,m,bl 

k,ns,mt,v 

k,ns,mt 

k,ns,m,td 

k,ns,mt,Z 

k,n?,mt [ing] 

k,ns,md 

k,ns,mshn 

k,ns,mshn 

k,ns,m,ng 

k,ns,t 

k,ns,t,pt 

k,ns,t,pshn 

k,ns,t,bl 

k,ns,t,b,/ 3 r 

k,ns,td 

k,ns,td,Z 

kjns,td,ns 

kns,tnt 

kns,tnt [7] 

kns,tnt,n 

kns,tnt,n,pl 

kns,tn,s 

*kns,tns 

kns,d 

kns,dd 

k,ns,d,ng 

kn,ss 

kn,ss,tnt 

kn,ss,tnt [/] 

kn,ss,tn,s 

k,nss 3 r 

kn,ss,/ 

kn,ss,ns 

k,ns,l 

k,ns,l 

k,ns,l 

k,ns,l,mnt 

k,ns,/£ 

k,ns,lt 

k,ns,lt 

k,ns,/,td 

k,ns,Z,td 

k,ns,/£,r 

k,ns,/£,r 

k,ns,Z,tshn 

k,ns,/£,ng 

k,ns,/£,ng 

k,ns,ld 



consoled 

consolidate 

consolidated 

consolidating 

consolidation 

consular 

consulship 

conciliation 

consolation 

concealing 

consoling 

conserve 

conservator 

conservatory 

conservative 

conservatism 

conservation 

conserving 

concert 

consort 

consorted 

concerted 

concerting 

consorting 

concern 

concernment 

concerned 

concernedly 

concerning 

consign 

consignee 

consignment 

consent 

consented 

consenting 

concentre 

concentrate 

concentrated 

concentred 

concentration 

concentric 

concentrical 

concentering 

consigned 

consonant 

consanguinity 

consigning 

consecutive 

consecutively 

consequent 

consequently 



k,ns,ld 

k,ns,/,dt 

k,ns,/d,td 

k,ns,/,dt [ing] 

k,ns,/,dshn 

k,ns,/,r 

k,ns,/,s#,p 

'k,ns,lshn 

'k,ns,lshn 

k,ns,\,ng 

k,ns,l,ng 

k,ns,r,v 

k,ns,r,v,tr 

k,ns,r,v,t,r 

k,ns,r,vt,v 

k,ns,r,v,tz,m 

k,ns,r 3 vshn 

k,ns,r,v,ng 

k,ns,r£ 

k,ns,r£ 

k,ns,r,td 

k,ns,r,td 

k,ns,r£,ng 

k,ns,r£,ng 

k,ns,rn 

k,ns,m,mnt 

k,ns,rnd 

k,ns,r,ndjZ 

k,ns,r,n,ng 

k,ns,n 

k,ns,n 

k,n5,n,mjn,t 

k,ns,nt 

k,ns,n,td 

k,ns,nt,ng 

k,ns,n,tr 

k,ns,n,trt 

k,ns,n,tr,t,d 

k,ns,n,trd 

k,ns,n,trshn 

k,ns,n,tr",k 

k,ns,n,tr,kl 

k,ns,n,tr,ng 

k,ns,nd 

k,ns,nnt 

k,ns,n,g,n,t 

k,ns,n,ng 

k,ns,kt,v 

k,ns,kt,vl 

k,ns,knt 

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249 



consequence 

consequential 

consequentially 

cognizable 

cognizant 

cognizance 

Conrad 

conundrum 

congestion 

congeal 

congealable 

congealment 

congealed 

congealing 

conjure 

conjurement 

conjured 

conjurer 

conjuration 

conjuring 

conjoin 

conjoint 

conjointly 

conjoined 

congenial 

conjoining 

conjugial 

conjecture 

conjecturable 

conjectured 

conjectural 

conjecturally 

conjecturing 

conjugate 

conjugated 

conjugating 

conjugal 

conjugally 

conjunctive 

conjunctively 

conjunctiveness 

conscious 

consciousness 

conscionable 

conscionableness 

conscience 

conscientious 

conscientiously 

conscientiousness 

conic 

cogniac 



k,ns,k/*s 

k,n5,k,n,5/^ 

k,ns,k,n,s/z£ 

k,nz,bl 

k,nz,nt 

k,nz,ns 

k,nrd 

kjn,n,dr,m 

k,n,js,clm 

k,n.j,l 

k,n,j,/,bl 

k,n.j,/,mnt 

k,n,j,ld 

k,mj,£,ng 

k,n,j,r 

k,n,j,r,mnt 

k,n,j,rd 

k,n,j ,r,r 

k,n,j ,rshn 

k,n,j,r,ng 

k,n,jn 

k,n,jnt 

k,n,jnt [/] 

k,n,jnd 

k,n,j,nl 

k,n,jn,ng 

k ; nj.jl 

k,n,j,k,chr 

k,n,j,k,chr,bl 

k,n.j,k,ckrd 

k,n,j,k,chr,l 

k,n.j,k,chr,/ 

k,n,i,k,chrjno; 

k,n,,),gt 

k,n,j.g,td 

k,n.j ; gt,ng 

k,n,j ; gl 

k,n.j,gl 

k,n,j,ng,kt,v 

k,n,j,ng,kt,vl 

k,n,j,ng,kt,v,ns 

k,n,sli5 

k,n,shs,ns 

k,n,sh,n,bl 

k,n,sh,n,bl 5 ns 

kmshns 

k,n,sh,n,shs 

k,n,sh,n,shs,Z 

k,n,sh,n,shs,n.v 

kn,k 

kn ; k 



concupiscence 

concubine 

concubinage 

concave 

concavity 

concomitant 

connect 

connective 

connected 

concatenate 

concatenation 

connecting 

conical 

conclave 

conclude - 

concluded 

concluding 

conclusive 

conclusively 

conclusory 

conclusion 

concur 

concrete ■ 

concord ' r 

concurred 

concordance 

concourse 

concurrent 

concurrently 

concurrentncss 

concurrence 

concretion 

concurring 

concussion 

connection 

concoct 

concocted 

concocting 

concoction 

conglomerate 

conglomerated 

conglomerating 

conglomeration 

congruity 

congratulate 

congratulated 

congratulator 

congratulatory 

congratulating 

congratulation 

congruous 



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kn,k,bn 

kn,k,bn,j 

kn,k,v 

kn,k,v,t 

kn,k,mt,nt 

kn,kt 

kn,kt,v 

kn,k,td 

kn,kt,nt 

kn,kt,nshn 

kn,kt,ng 

k,n,ki 

k,n,kl,v 

k,n,kld 

k,n,kl,dd 

k,n,kld,ng 

k,n,kls,v 

k,n,kb,v,£ 

k,n,kls,r 

k 5 n,klzhn 

k,n,kr 

k,n,krt 

k,n,krd 

k,n,krd 

kn,k,r,dras 

k,n,krs 

kn,k,m? 

kn,k,m£,J 

kn,k,m£,ns 

kn.k,ms 

k,n,krshn 

k,n,kr,ng 

kn,kskn 

kn,kshn 

kn,k,k,t 

kn,k,k,td 

kn,k,k,t,ng 

kn,k,ksnn 

k,n,gl,mrt 

k,n,gl,m,r,td 

k,n,gl,m,rf,ng 

k,n,gl,mrshn 

k,n,gr,t 

k,n,grt,# 

k,n,grt,/,td 

k,n,grt,Z,tr 

k,n,grt,/£,r 

k,n,grt,ft,ng 

*k,YL,grt,lshn 

k,n,gra 



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congruously 
congruency 



k,n,grs,Z 
k,n,gr 5 n,5 



congruence 



k,n,gms 



Exercise VI. 



Containing all the words in the English language beginning with 
" com" or " con " in which those prefixes are represented by a 
small dot just before the commencement of the first consonant of 
the second syllable of the word. 



Compatible [eom]pt,bl 
compatibly [coni]pt,bl 
computable [com]pt,bl 
compatibility [com]pt,bl,t 
conrputability [com]pt,bl,t ' 
compatibleness [com]pt,bl,ns 
competitor [com]pt,tr 
competitress [com]pt,trs 
competent [com]p 5 tnt 
competently [com]p,tnt [7] 
competence [com]p 5 tns 
comport [com]p,rt 
complement [com]pl,mnt 
compliment [com] pi ,m A 
complimented [com]pl,m,n,td 
complimental [com]pl,mnt,J 
complimentally [com]pl,mnt,J 
complimentary [coni]pl,mnt,r 
complimenting [com]pl,mnt [ing] 
complete [com]plt 
complot [com]plt 
completed [com]pl,td 
completely [com]plt,/ 
completeness [com]pl,t,ns 
compulsive [coni]pls,v 
compulsively [com]pls,vl 
compulsiveness [coni]pls,v,ns 
compulsatory [com]pls,t,r 
completion [com]plshn 
complicate [com]pl,kt 
complicated [eom[pl,k,t>d 
complicating [com]pl,kt,ng 
complex [coni]pl,ks 
complexity [com]pl,k,s,t 
complexly [com]pl.ks,Z 
complexness [com]p'l,k.s,ns 
complication [com]pl,kshn 
complexion [com]pl,kshn 
compromit [com]pr,mt 
compromitted [com]pr,m,td 
compromitting [com]pr,mt [ing] 



compromise [com]pr,m2r 
compromised [com]pr,m^ 
compromiser [com]pr,niz,r 
compromising [com]pr,mz,ng 
comparative [com]prt,v 
comparatively [com]prt,vl 
compressibility [com]prs,bl,t 
compressibleness [com]pr«9 > bl 3 n5 
comparison [com]p 5 r.s,n 
compensation [com]prcsshn 
combat [com]b,t 
combative [com]bt,v 
combativeness [com]bt,v 5 ns 
combated [com]b,td 
combatant [com]b,tnt 
combating [com]b,t,ng 
combust [coni]bs£ 
combustion [coiu]bs,chn 
combine [com]bn 
combinable [com]b,n,bl 
combined [com]bnd 
combination [com]b,nshn 
commemorable [com]m,r,bl 
commemorate [com]m,r£ 
commemorated [com]m,r,td 
commemoratory[com]m,r,t,kt,r 
commemorating [com]m,r^,ng 
commemoration [com]m,rshn 
commentator [com]nt,tr 
commendable [com]nd,bl 
commendably [com]nd,bl 
commenclability [com]nd,bl,t 
commendableness [com]nd,bl 3 ns 
commandment [comlnd.mnt 
commendatory [com]nd,t,r 
commandant [com]nd,nt 
commendation [com]n,dshn 
commencement [com]n-s,mnt 
communicable [com]n,k,bl 
communicability [com]n,k,bl,t 
communicableness [com]n,k 3 bl 3 ns 



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Communicate [com]n,kt 
communicative [com]n,kt,v 
communicativeness [com]n,kt,v 

ns 
communicated [com]n,k,td 
communicator [com]n,k,tr 
communicatory [com]n,kt,r 
communicating [coin]n,kt,ng 
communicant [com]n,knt 
communication [com]n.kshn 
Conflagration [con]fi.grslin 
confront [con]frnt 
confronted [con]frn,td 
confronting [con]frnt,ng 
conference [con]frns 
convert [con]vrt 
convertible [con]vrt,bl 
convertibly [con]vrt,bl 
convertibility [con]vrt,bl,t 
convertibleness [con]vrt,bl,ns 
converting [eonjvrt.ng 
controvert [con]tr,vrt 
controvertible [con]tr,vrt,bl 
controverting [Con]tr,vrt,ng 
controversy [con]tr.i'?*,s 
controversial [con]tr, vr,shl 
controversially [con]tr, vr,shl 
controversialist [non]tr ^vr,shlst 
contrite [con]trt 
contritely [con]trt,/ 
contradict [con]trd,kt 
contradictive [con]trd 3 kt,v 
contradicted [con]trd,k.td 
contradictory [con]trd,kt,r 
contradictorily [con]trd,kt,rZ 
contradictoriness [con]trd,kt,r,ns 
contradicting [con]trd,kt,ng w 
contradiction [con]trd,kslin 
contrary [con]tr,r 
contrariety [con]tr,r,t 
contrarily [con]tr,rZ 
contrariness [con]tr,r,ns 
contrition [con]trshn 
contract [con]tr,kt 
contractible [con]tr,kt,bl 
contractibility [con]tr.kt,bl,t 
contractibleness [eon]tr,kt,bl,n.s 
contracted [con]tr,k,td 



contracting [con]tr,kt,ng 
contraction [con]tr,kshn 
conceiver [conjswr 
consumer [eonjsmr 
constitute [con]s£tt 
constituted [con]s£t,t,d 
constituting [con]s£t,t,ng 
constituent [con] stint 
constituency [con]s£tn.s 
constitution [con]s£tshn 
constitutional [con]s£tslin,l 
constitutionally [con]s£tshn,Z 
constitutionality [con]s£tshnj/,t 
constellation [coii]stlshn 
construe [con]str 
construed [con]strd 
construing [con]str,ng 
constrain [con]strn 
constrainabie [con]str,n,bl 
constraint [conjstrnt 
constrained [con]strnd 
constrainedly [con].str,n,d,£ 
consternation [con]s£r,nshn 
constraining [con]strn,ng 
construct [con]str,kt 
constructive [con].str.kt,v 
constructed [con]str,k,td 
constructor [con]str.k,tr 
constrictor [con]str,k,tr 
constructing [con].str,kt,ng 
construction [con]str,kslin 
consider [con]sdr 
considerable [con].sdr,bl 
considerably [con]sdr,bl 
considerate [con]sdrt 
considerately [con].sdrt,/ 
considerateness [con]sdrt,ns 
considered [con]sdrd 
consideration [con],sdrshn 
considering [con]sdrjng 
consist [con]sst 
consistory [con]sst,r 
conscript [con].skr,pt 
conscription [con]skr,pshn 
consecrate [con]skrt 
consecrated [con].skr,td 
consecrating [con] t vkrt,ng 
consecration [conjskrshn 



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Exercise VII. 

Containing all the words of the English language, commencing with 
the prefixes " lncom," " incon," " uncom," "uncon," and 
'* en cum,", in which " incom" and "incon" are represented by 
u n," written immediately over the remaining part of the word) 
and " uncom," 4t uncon" and " encUm" by "n" on the left of the 
remaining part of the word. 



imcompatible [incom]pt,bl 
incompatibly [incom]pl ,bl 
incompatibility [incom]pt>bl,t 
incompetent [incom]p,tnt 
incompetently [incom]p,tnt 3 [/] 
incompetency [incom]p,tn,s 
encompassed [encom]ps£ 
encompassing [encom]ps,ng 
incomplete [incom]plt 
incompleted [incom]pl,td 
incompletely [incom]plt,/ 
incompleteness [incom]plt,ns 
tmcompelled [uncom]p,ld 
uncomplaisant [uncorn]pLz,nt 
uncomplaisantly [uncom]pl^,nt,l 
incomparable [incom]pr,bl 
incomparably [incom]pr,bl 
incomparableness [incoin]pr,bi,ns 
uncompromisingly [uncomjpr,- 

ms,ng,/ 
incompressible [incom]prs,bl 
uncompressed [uncom]prs£ 
incompressibility [incorn]pr<s,bl,t 
incomprehensible [incom]pr,ns,bl 
incomprehensibly [inconi]pr,ns,bl 
incomprehensibility [incorn]pr,- 

ns,bl,t 
incomprehensibleness [incom]pr,- 

ns,bl,ns 
incomprehensive [incom]pr,ns,v 
incomprehension [incom]pr,nshn 
Uncompassionate [unconi]p,sft,nt 
uncompassionately [uncom]p,s&,- 

nt,/ 
uncompassionateness [uncom]p,- 

.s/?.nt,ns 
uncompact [uncom]p,kt 
nncompacted [uncom]p,k,td 
incombustible [incom ]bs,bl 
incombustibility [incom]bs,bl,t 
incombustibleness[incom]bs,bl,ns 
encumber [encum]br 



encumbered [encum]brd 
incumbrance [incum]br?is 
encumbering [encum]br,ng 
uncombinable [uncom]b,n,bl 
incumbent [incum]bnt 
uncombined [uncom]bnd 
uncomfortable [uncom]frt,bl 
uncomfortably [uncom]frt,bl 
uncomfortableness [uncom]frt,- 

bl,ns 
uncommitted [uncom]td 
uncommonly [uncom]nl 
uncommonness [uncoin]n,ns 
incommensurable [incom]n.s,r,bl 
incommensurability [incom]ns,7v 

bl,t 
incommensurate [incom] ns,rt 
incommensurately [ineoni]ns,r£,£ 
incommunicable [incom]n,k,bl 
incommunicably [incom]n,k,bl 
incommunicability [incom]n,k,- 

bl,t 
incommunicableness [incom]n,* 

k,bl,ns 
uncommunicated [uncom]n,k,td 
uncommunicating [uncom] n,kt,- 

.- n g 
uncommissioned [uncom]shnd 
unconfutable [uncon]ft,bl 
unconfessed [uncom]fo£ 
unconfused [uncon]fzd 
unconfusedly [uncon]fs,d,/ 
unconformable [uncon]fr,m,bl 
unncoformability[uncon]fr,m,bl,t 
unconfirmed [uncon]f,r,nid 
unconfinable [uncon]f,r,m,bl 
unconfined [uncon]fnd 
unconfinedly [uncon]f,n,d,J 
unconvertible [uncon]vrt,bl 
unconvertibility [uncon]vrt,bl,t 
unconverted [uncon]v,r,td . 
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inconvincible [incon]v,ns,bl 
inconvincibly [incon]v,ns,bl 
unconvinced [uncon]v,ns£ 
inconvenient [incon]vn,nt 
inconveniently [incon]vn,nt,l 
inconvenience [incon]vn,nras 
unconvincing [uncon]V,ns,ng 
uncontemned [uncon]t,md 
uncontaminated [uncon]t,m,n,td 
incontestable [uncon]ts,bl 
incontestably [incon]ts,bl 
uncontested [uncon]ts,td 
incontrovertible [ineon]tr,vrt,bl 
incontrovertibly [incon]tr,vrt,bl 
uncontroverted [uncon]tr,v,r,td 
uncontrite [uncon]trt 
uncontradicted [uncon]tr,d,k,td 
uncontrollable [uncon]tr,/,bl 
uncontrollably [uncon]tr,/,bl 
uncontrolled [uncon]tr,ld 
uncontrolledly [uncon]tr,/,d,/ 
incontinent [incon]t,n,nt 
uncontented [uncon]tn,td 
uncontended [uncon]tn,dd 
incontinently [incon]t,n,nt,/ 
uncontending [uncon]tnd [ing] 
incontinence [mcon]t,n,ns 
incontinency [incon]t,n,n,s 
uncondemned [uncon]d,md 
incondensible [incon]d,ns,bl 
incondensibility [incon]d,ns,bl,t 
uncondensed [uncon]d/^ 
unconditional [uncon]dshn,l 
unconditionally [uncon]dshn,/ 
unconducted [uncon]d,k,td 
inconceivable [incon]sv,bl 
inconceivably [incon]sv,bl 
inconceivableness [incon]sv,bl,ns 
inconsumable [incon]sm,bl 
unconsumed [uncon],smd 
unconstitutional [uncon]s£tshn,l 
unconstitutionally [unconjsttsh- 

n,2 
unconstitutionality [uncon]^tsh- 

n,/,t 
unconstrained [uncon]strnd 
unconstrainedly [uncon]str,n,d,Z 
inconstant [incon]stnt 
inconstancy [incon]stn,s 
inconsiderable [incon]sdr,bl 
inconsiderably [incon]sdr,bl 



inconsiderableness[incon]sdr,bI,- 
inconsiderate [incon]sdrt [ns 

inconsiderately [incon]sdrt,/ 
inconsiderateness [incon]sdrt,ns 
unconsidered [unconjsdrd 
inconsideration [inconjsdrshn 
inconsistent [incon]ss,tnt 
inconsistently [incon]ss,tnt [I] 
inconsistency [incon]ss,tn,s 
inconsistence [incon]ss,t7is 
inconsolable [incon]s/,bl 
inconsolably [incon]s/,bl 
unconciliating [uncon]s/£,ng 
unconsoled [uncon]sld 
unconsolidated [uncon]s# 3 td 
unconsoling [uncon]s/,ng 
unconcern [uncon]srn 
unconcerned [unconjsrnd 
unconcernedly [uncon]sr,n,d,Z 
unconcernedness [unconj^rjnd^ns 
unaonsecrated [uncon]skr,td 
uncongealable [uncon]j,/,bl 
uncongealableness [uncon]j,/,bl s - 

ns 
uncongealed [uncon]j,ld 
uncongenial [uncon]j,nl 
uncongenially [uncon]j,nl 
uncongeniality [uncon]j,nl,t 
unconjugal [uncon]j,gl 
unconscious [uncon]shs 
unconsciously [uncon]shs,Z 
unconsciousness [uncon]shs,ns 
unconscionable [uncon]sh,n,bl 
unconscionably [uncon]sh,n,bl 
unconscionableness [uncon]sh,n,- 

bl,ns 
unconnected [uncon]k,td 
unconcludable [uncon]kld,bl 
unconcluding [uncon]kld,ng 
unconclusive [uncon]kLs,v 
unconclusively [uncon]kta,vl 
unconclusiveness [uncon]kls,v,n$ 
unconcocted [uncon]k,k,td 
unconquerable [uncon]kr,bl 
unconconquerably [uncon]kr,bl 
unconquered [uncon]krd 
incongruity [incon]gr,t 
incongruous [incon]grs 
incongruously [incon]grs,/ 
incongruent [incon]gr,nt 
incongruence [incon]gr,n$ 



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Exercise VIII. 



Containing all the words of the 
th e p refix " in t e r" or k « e n t 
" w" written on the left of the 

Interrupt [inter]pt 
interrupted [inter]p,td 
interruptedly [inter] p,td,l 
interrupting [inler]pt ; [ingl 
interpose [interjp^ ] 
interposed [inter] pzd 
interposition Finter]pzsrm 
interposing [iuter]p?,ng 
interpolate [inter] pjt 
interpolated [inter]p;l,td 
interpolator [inter] p,/,tr 
interpolating [inter]p.Z£,ng 
interpolation [ inter ")p,lsh?i * 
interpret [inter] prt 
in terpre table [inter]prt,bl 
interpreted [inter] pr,td 
interpreter [interjpr.tr 
interpretation [inter] pr,tshn 
interpreting [inter] prt, [ing J 
enterprise [enterjpr^ 
enterprising [enter Jpr;z,ng 
interfere [inter] f.r 
interfere!' £ioter]r*r,r 
interference [inter ]f,r7zs- 
interfering [jnter]f,r,ng 
interweave [inter]v 
interview [inter]v 
interval [inter]vi . 
intervene [interjvn 
intervention [intev^vn, shn 
intervening [inter] vn,ng 
interweaving [inter]v,ng 
intermediate j[ inter }md,t 
intermedial [inter]md,i 
intermeddle [inter]md,l 
intermeddled [inter]md,ld 
intermeddler [inter]md,lr 
intermeddling [inter]md,^ng 
i s t termarfy [in te r'jin ,r 
intermarried [imer]m,?*d 
intermarriage [ inter] m",r,j 
intermarrying [inter Jm,r,ng 
intermention [inter]m,nshn 
S 



English language commencing with 
er," represented by the half-length 
remaining part of the word. 

inter mentioned [inter]mn,shnd 

intermentioning [inter]m,nshn- 

intermission [interjmshn 
intermix [inter]m,k.s 
intermixture [mterjm,ks,chr 
intermixed [inter]m,ks£ 
intermixing [inter]m,ks,ng 
intermingle [inter]m,ng,gl 
intermingled [inter]m,ng,gld 
iutermingling [inter]m,ng ? gl,ng 
intertwist [inter]t$£ 
intertwisting [inter ]ts£,ng 
intertwine [inter]tn 
entertain [enter}tn 
entertainment [enter] t,mnt 
entertained [enter]tnd 
intertwined [inter ]tnd 
intertwining [interjt,n,ng 
entertaining [enter]t,n,ng 
introduce [introjds 
introduced [intro]ds£ 
introducer [intro]ds,r 
introducing [introJds,ng 
interdict [inter]d.kt 
interdicted [inter]d,k,td 
introductory [intro}d,kt,r 
interdicting [inter]d,kt,ng 
interdiction [ inter ]d,kshn 
introduction [introJd,kshn 
intercept [inter].?pt 
intercepted [inter]sp,td 
intercepter [inter Jsp,lr 
intercepting [jnter]spt[ingj 
interspace [inter].<?ps 
intersperse [interjsprj 
interspersed [interj.spr^ 
interspersing [inter].sprs,ng 
interception [inter]spshn 
interspersion [inter]sprshil 
interstice [inter]st$ 
intercede [interjsd 
interceded [inter]sdd 



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interceding [inter ]$d,n^ 
intercessor [ inter ]ss ? r 
intercessory [inter[ss,r 
intersert [iqterjart 
interserted [inter].?r.td 
interserting [inter]sr£,ng 
intersertion [inter ]srshn 
intercession [inter Jsshn 
intersect [inter].?kt 
intersected [inter].sk.td 
intersecting [iuter]*kt,ng 
intersection [inter].?kshn 
interloper [inter]/.pr 
interlude [inter]ld 
interlaced [inter]/**! 
interlacing [inter]l.?.ng 
interlard [inter]i.rd 
interlarded [inter]/. r,dd 
interlarding [inter]l,rd[ing] 
iuterliue [inter]/ra 
interlined [inter]/?^ 
interlineation [inter J/.nshn 
interlining [inter]/.n.ng 
interlocutory [inter]/,k.tr 
interregnum [interjr.g.n.rn 
interchange [inter]ch.n.j 
interchangeable [inter]ch.n.j ,bl 
interchangeableness [inter]ch,- 

n.j.bl.ns 
interchanged [inter]ch,n,jd 



interchanging [inter]ch,n,j,ng 
inteijacent [inter]]*, ut 
interjacency [inter]j? 7 n,s 
interjoin [inter] ju 
interject [inter]], kt 
interjected [inter] j ; k,td 
interjection [inter] j.kshn 
intercommon [inter]k,mn 
intercommunion [inter]k.m. nn 
intercommunity [inter] k.m.n.t 
iutercommunicable [inter]k,m,n,» 

k.bl 
intercommunicableness [inter]k> 

m.n.k.bl.n,? 
intercommunicate [inter]k,m,n,kt 
intercommunicated [inter]k,m,u,k,- 

td 
intercommunicaticn [interik,m<iv 

kshn 
intercostal [intei^k.s.t,! 
intercourse [inter]krs 
interrogate [iuterj^t 
interrogative [inter]gt,v 
interrogatively [interjgt.vl 
interrogated [inter] £r,td 
interrogator [inter]ir.tr 
interrogatory [inter]g,t,/ 
interrogating [inter]gt,ng 
interrogation [iuter]gshn 



Exercise IX, 

Containing all the words of the English language commencino with 
" rkcom." M recon," %i recog^" or " RECt'M," in ivhich those pre* 
fixes are represented by the li r-sign," icritten on the left of the 
remainder of the word.. 



Recompose [recom]pz 
recomposed [recom]p~<i 
recomposition [recom]p^shn 
recomposing [recomjpcng 
recompile [recom]p,I 
recompilement [recom]p,/,mnt 
recompense [recom] ur?s 
recompensed [recnmjp^.^ 
recompensing [recom]p. ns [ing] 
recombine [recom]bn 
recumbent [recum]bnt 
recumbently [recum]bnt[/] 



recombined [recom]bnd 
recombination [reci)m]b.nshn 
recombining [recom]bn,ng 
recommit [recom]mt 
recommitment [recom]mt,mnt 
recommitted [recom]m,td 
recommend [recom]nd 
recommendatory [recomjnd.tr 
recommended [recom]n.dd 
recommendation' [recum]ndshn 
recommending [reconducting 
recommence [recomjna 



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recommenced [recom]ns£ 
recommencing [recom]ns,ng 
Reconfer [recon]fr 
reconfirm [recon]fr,m 
reconfirmed [recon]fr,md 
reconfirmation [recon]frjiushn 
reconfirming [ recon ]fr,m,ng 
reconferred [ recon ]frd 
reconferring [ recon ]fr,ng 
reconvey [ recon ]v 
recoiiveyed [ recon ]vd 
reconveying [recon]v,ng; 
reconvert [recon]vrt 
reconverted [ recon ]v,?*,td 
reconverting [ recon ]v,?Y,ng 
reconversion [ recon ]?;?-shn 
reconvene [recon ]vn 
reconvened [recon]vnd 
reconvening [recon]vn,ng 
reconnoitre [ recon ]tr 
reconnoitred [recon]trd 
reconnoitring [recon]tr,ng 
recondite [recon]dt 
recondense [recon]d?ts 
recondensed [recon]d?is£ 
recondensation [ recon ]d??sshn 
recondensing [recon ]d?is[ing] 
reconduct [recon]d.kt 
reconducted [recon jd,k,td 
reconducting [recon]d,kt,ng 
reconstruct [ recon ]str,kt 
reconstructed [recon]str,k,td 
reconstructing [recon]6tr,kt ting] 



reconstruction [recon]str,kshtl 

reconsider* [ recon ]sdr 
reconsidered [ recon ]sdrd 
reconsidering [recon].sdr,ng 
reconsideration [recon]sdrshn 
reconcile [recon ]sl 
reconcilable [recon].s/,bl 
reconcilabl eness [ recon ]sfc,bl ,n« 
reconcilement [ recon ]s£,mnt 
reconciled [recon]sid 
reconciliation [recon]sZs&H. 
reconciling [recon]s/,ng 
reconsecrate [recon]skrt 
reconsecrated [recon jskr,td 
reconsecrating [ recon ]skrt,ng 
reconsecration [ recon ]skrshn 
reconnoisance [recon] ns,ns 
reconjoin [ recon] jn 
reconjoined [recon]jrtd 
reconjoining [recon] jn,ng 
reconjunction [recon] jmgjshn 
Recognitors [recog]n,trs 
recognize [recog]nz 
recognizee [recog]n,z 
recognizable [recog]nz.bl 
recognized [recog]n^d5 
recognizer [recog]n^,r 
recognizance [recog]nz,ns 
recognition [recog]nshn 
recognizing [recog]nr,ng 
Reconquer [recon ]kr 
reconquered [ recon ]krd 
reconquering [recon]krmg 



Exercise X. 

Containing all the ivords in the English language commencing with 
the prefix " self,' 7 in which "self" is represented by the " s-cir- 
cle," on the left of the remainder of the word* 



Self-pleasing [self Jplr,ng 
sell-opproving [self]pr,vmg 
self-praise [self]prs 
self-preservation [self]prz ; r,vshn 
self-abase [self]bs 
self-abasement [self ]b$,mnt 
self-abased [self ~]bst 
self abasing [self ]bs,ng 
self-love [self ]/,v 



self-evident [self 3v,dnt 
self-important [self ]mp,?-£,nt 
self-importance [self ]mp.rf,n* 
I self-tormenting [self ]tr)mnt,ug 
self-dependent [self Jdjpndmt 
self-defence [self ]d.fns 
self-devotion [self ]d,vshn 
self-admiration [self ]d,m ) ?*^» 
self-determination [self ]d,tr,m,nshn 



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self-determining [self ]dt,r,m,n,ng 
self-deceived [self ]d.s,vd 
self-destruction [self ]ds,tr,kshn 
self-denial [self]d.n,l 
self-sufficient [self jsf,«&,nt 
self-same [self ]sm 
self-esteem [self]st.m 
self-estimation [self ]st,mshn 
self- willed [self ]ld 
self-healing [self ]/,ng 
self-restraint [self Jrs.trnt 
self-restraining [self ]rs,trn,ng 
self-interest [self ]n.trs£ 
self-interested [self ]n,trs,td 
self-knowledge [self ]nl.j 
self-enjoyment [self ]n.j,mnt 
self-knowing [self ]n,ng 



selfish [self ]sh 
selfishly [self]s&,£. 
selfishness [self ]sh,ns 
self-command [self ]k,mnd 
self-examination [self ]g2r,m,nshri 
self-existent [self ]«zs,tnt 
self*exaltation [self ]gr,/,tshn 
self-accusing [self ]ksr,ng 
self-created [self ]kr,td 
self-confident [self]k,n,f,dnt 
self-confidence [self ]k,n,f,dras 
self-convicted [self ]k.n,v,k,td 
self-contradicting [self ]kn,trd,kt,ng 
self-conceit [self ]k,ns,t 
self-conceited [self ]k,ns,td 
self-conscious [self ]k,n,shs 



ExEKCISE XL 

Containing all the words of the English language commencing with 
the prefix " circum," in which "circum" is represented by the 
" s-circle," ivritten immediately over the remainder of the word* 



Circumpolar [circum ]p,lr 
circumflex [circum]h\k.s 
circumference [circum] i'vns' 
circumvolve [circum]v,/,v 
circumvolved [circum]v.Z,vd 
circumvolving [circum ]v,/,v,ng 
circumvallate [circum ~\v.lt 
circumvallation [circum] v,lshn 
circumvolution [circum] v,lshn 
circumvent [circum]vnt 
circumvented [circum] v,n,fd 
circumventing [circum ]vnt,ng 
circumvention [ circum] vn,shn 
circumambulation [circum] m,b,- 

Ishn 
circumambient [circum]m,bnt 
circumspect [circum]sp,kt 
circumspectly [circum ]sp.kt,Z 
circumspectness [circum ].sp,kt,ns 
circumspection [circum ]sp,kshn 
circumstance [circum].st«5 



circumstanced \_c\vcum~\s\nst 
circumstantiate [circum]stn ? sht 
circumstantiated [circum ]stn,sh,td 
circumstantiating [circum ].?tn,sbt,* 

circumstantial [ circum ~\${i\,$hl 
circumstantially \_c\vcum~\stn,shl 
circumcise [circum ].sz 
circumcision [circum]$shn 
circumscribe [circum].skr,b 
circumscribed [circum]skr,bd 
circumscribing [cireum]skr,b,ng 
circumlocution [circum ]Z,kshn 
circumnavigable [circum jn,v,g,bl 
circumnavigate [circum]n,v,g,t 
circumnavigated [circum ]n.v,g,td 
circumnavigating [circum]n,v,g,V 

circumnavigator [circum]n,v,g,tr 
circumnavigation [circum]n,v,gshn 
circumjacent [circum }js,nt 



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PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



Exercise XII. 

Containing all the words of the English language commencing with 
the prefix " under^" in which " under" is represented by the 
half-length " n," (made heavy) written on the left of the remainder 
of the word. 



Under-prize [underjpr^ 
under-prized [under] przd 
under-prizing [under]prz,ng 
under-buy [under]b 
under-bought [under]b,t 
under-bid [under]b,d 
Under-bidding [under]b,d ) ng 
under-bred [under]brd 
under-buying [under]b,ng 
under-foot [uuder]ft 
under-value [under]v,£ 
under-valued [under]v,ld 
under-valuing [under]v,Z,ng 
undermost [under] mst 
undermine [under]mn 
undermined [ under] mnd 
Undermining [under] m,n,ug 
Undertake [under]t,k 
Undertook [ under] t,k 
undertaker [under]t,kr 
undertaken [under]t,kn 
understood [under]std 
understrapper [Under]str ? pr 
Understand [ under ]stnd 
understandable [under]s?nd,bl 



understanding [under]stnd,ng 
understandingly [under]stnd ) ng,^ 
under-seli [under].s£ 
under-sold [underbid 
under-selling [under]sZ,ng 
undersign [underjsn 
undersigned [underbid 
underscore [under]sk,r 
underscored [under]sk,rd 
underscoring [ under] vk,r,ng 
under-secretary [uuder]skrt,r 
underlaying [under]£,ng 
underrate [underjrt 
underrated [uiider]?*,td 
underrating [under]?^,ng . 
underwriter [Under]rt,r 
underwent [under]nt 
under-handed [ under] n>dd 
underneath [under]n,th 
under-current [under]k,m£ 
undergo [under]g 
under-graduate [under]grjt 
underground [uuder]grnd 
undergone [under]gn 
undergoing [under]g,ng 



Exercise XIII. 

Containing all the words of the English language beginning with 
the double-prefixes * 4 unIinter," " unenter," or "unintro," rep* 
resented by the " n ^sign," followed by the half-length " n-sign" 
(made light) written immediately over the remainder of the word* 



Uninterruptedly [uninter]p,td,£ 
Uninterpolated [uninter]p,/,td 
uninterpreted [uninter[pr,td 
unenterprising [unenter]pr^,ng 
Uuenterprisingly [unenter]prz 7 ng^ 
unintermit [uninter]mt 
Uuintermitted [uniuter]m,td 



unintermitting [uninter]mt[ing] 
Unintermittingly [uninter]ui,t,ng,£ 
unentertaining [unenter]tn,ng 
unentertainingly [unenter]tn,ng,2 
unentertainingness [unenter]tn,ng ; - 

115 

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Remark. — When, for any reason, one or more of the consonant-signs 
of a word is omitted, the remaining portion or fragment of the word 
which is written, is termed an imperfect skeleton. 



Exercise XIV. 

Containing words from which, for the sake of brevity, a consonant- 
sign is omitted. This consonant- sign omitted is, in all cases, the 
representative of an imperfectly enunciated sound,, and the omission 
of the sign, informing the skeleton of the word, is found not to im- 
pair the legibility of Phonographic writing. — the imperfect skele- 
ton rarely being also the perfect skeleton of any other ivord* 



Priestly 


prs,Z 


pasteboard 


ps,b,rd 


priestliness 


-prs,l,ns 


upsidedowti 


ps,dn 


priest-like 


iprs,l,k 


Breast-plate 


brs,plt 


priestcraft 


prs,kr,ft 


breast-pin 


brs,pn 


priest-ridden 


prs,r,dn 


breast-bone 


brs,bn 


pestilent 


~ps.lnt 


breast-deep 


brs,d,p 


pestilently 


~ps,lnt ,1 


breastwork 


brs,r,k 


pestilence • 


"ps,lns 


boastful 


bs.fl 


pestilential 


~ps,l.u,shl 


boastfully 


bs,ft 


pestiferous 


psfis 


boastfulness 


bs,fl,ns 


posthumous 


ps,ms 


beastly 


bs,l 


posthumously 


ps,ras,Z 


beastliness 


bs f l,ns 


postage 


P*d 


Frost-bitten 


frs,b,tn 


postmaster 


j)s,msir 


first-born 


fvs,b,rn 


postmaster-general 


ps,ms£r,j,nr,l 


first-begotten 


frs,b,gt,n 
f,n,ts,kl 


postmark 


ps,m,r,k 


fantastical 


post-date 


ps,dt 


fantastically . 


f t n,ts,kl 


post-dated 


ps,d,t,d 


fantasticalnes3 


f,n,ts,kl,n? 


post-note 


ps,nt 


festival 


fe,vl 


post-pay 


P*.P 


frostwork 


frs,r,k 


post-paid 


ps.pd 


Van Dieman's Land Yiid f mz,lnd 


postman 


ps,mn 


Mistrustful 


ms,trs,fl 


post-town 


ps,tn 


mistrustfully 


ms,trs,fl 


post-chaise 


ips.shz 


mistrustfulness # ms,trs,fl,ns 


post-office 


ps,fs 


mistrustless 


ms,trs,ls 


postscript 


ps,kr,pt 


mistrustlessly 


ms,tvs,ls,l 


postpone 


p.s.pn 


misspell 


ms,p,l 


postponed 


ps.pnd 


misspelt 


ms,p,it 


postponing 


ps,pn,ng 


misspelled 


ms,p,ld 


postponement 


p.s,pn,mnt 


misspelling 


ms,p,Z,ng 


postposition 


ps.pzshn 


misstate 


ms,tt 


post- fix 


p.s.f,ks 


misstatement 


ms,tt,mnt 


postdiluvian 


ps,d,Z,vn 


misstated 


ms,t,t,d 


postdiluvial 


ips,d,l,v\ 


misstating 


ms,tt [ing] 


post-existence 


ps,g£s,tns 


miscitation 


ms,tshn 



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. 


misshapen 


m.sh.pn 


transubstantiation 


trs,bs.t,n,shshn 


merchantman 


m,r,cht,mn 


transubstantiating 


trs,bs,t,n,s^,ng 


Testament 


ts,mnt 


transfuse 


trs,fr 


testamentary 


ts,mnt,r 


transfusible 


trs,fz,bl 


testimonial 


ts,m,n,l 


transfused 


trs, fzd 


testimony 


ts,m,n 


transfusion 


trs,fzhn 


tasteful 


ts,fl 


transfusing 


trs,fz,ng 


tastefully 


ts,fl 


transfer 


trs,f,r 


tastefulness 


te,fl,ns 


transferable 


trs,f,r,bl 


tasteless 


U,ls 


transform 


trs,f,r,m 


tastelessly 


ts,ts,l 


transformed 


tr5,f,r,md 


tastelessness 


ts f ls,ns 


transformation 


trs,f,r,mshn 


tempest-beaten 


t,mps,b,tn 


transforming 


trs,f,r,m,ng 


tern pest- tost 


t,mps,t.s£ 


transferred 


trs,f,rd 


text-book 


t,ks,b,k 


transference 


trs,f,ms 


trustful 


tr*,fl 


transferring 


trs,f,r,ng 


trustfully 


trs,fl 


transfix 


trs,f,ks 


trustfulness 


trs,fl,n« 


transfixed 


trsJMsi 


trustless 


trs,ls 


transfixing 


trs,f,k$,ng 


trustlessly 


trs,ls,l 


transfigure 


trs,f,gr 


trustlessness 


trs,ls,ns 


transfigured 


trs,f,grd 


trustworthy 


trs,r,TH 


transfiguration 


trs,f,grshn 


trastworthily 


trs,r,TH,Z 


transfiguring 


trs,f,gr,ng 


trustworthiness 


tr5,r,TH,ns 


transverse 


tr s,vrs 


transpose 


trs,pz 


transversely 


trs,vrs,l 


transposed 


tr s,pzd 


transmit 


trs,mt 


transposal 


trs,p2,i 


transmute 


trs,mt 


transposition 


trs,pzshn 


transmittable 


trs,mt,bl 


transposing 


tr5,pz,ng 


transmutable 


trs,rnt,bl 


transplant 


trs,plnt 


transmutably 


trs,mt,bl 


transplanted 


trs.pln,td 


transmutability 


trs,mt,bl,t 


transplanter 


trs,plnt,r 


transmitted 


trs,m,td 


transplanting 


trs,plnt,ng 


transmuted 


trs,m,td 


transpire 


trs,p,r 


transmutation 


tr.9,m,tshn 


transport 


trs,p,rt 


transmitting 


trs,mt [ing] 


transportable 


trs,p,r£,bl 


transmutiug 


trs,mt [ing] 


transported 


trs,p,r,td 


transmissible 


trs,ms,bl 


transportedly 


trs,p,r,td,Z 


transmissibility 


trs,ms,b,l,t 


transporter 


tr*,p,r,tr 


transmissive 


trs r ms,v 


transportation 


• trs,p,r,tshn 


transmission 


trs,mshn 


transporting 


trs,p,r£,ng 


transmigrate 


trs,m ? grt 


transpired 


trs,p,rd 


transmigratory 


tr«,m,grt,-r 


transpierce 


trs,p,rs 


transmigrating 


trs,m,grt,ng 


transpierced 


trs,p,rst 


transmigrant 


trs,m,grnt 


transpiercing 


trs,p.rs,ng 


transmigration 


trs,m,grshn 


transparent 


tr s,p,rnt 


transitive 


trs,t,v 


transparently 


trs,p,r?it,l 


transitiveness 


trs,t,v,ns 


transparentness 


trs,p,rn£,ns 


transatlantic 


trs,t,/ra£,k 


transparency 


trs,p,rn,8 


transitory 


tvs,t,r 


transubstantiate 


trs,bs,t,n,sht 


transitorily 


trs,t,r,l 



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261 



transitoriness 


trs,t,r,ns 


disencumber 


transalpine 


trs,Z,pn 


disencumbering 


Transylvania 


trs,Z,v,n 


disencumbrance 


translate 


trs,lt 


detestable 


translatable 


tvs,lt,bl 


distasteful 


translated 


tr*,Z,td 


distrustful 


translator 


trs,l,tr 


disgustful p 


translatress 


trs,l,trs 


digestible 


translating 


trs,lt,ng 


digestibly 


translucid 


trs,U,d 


Steadfastly 


translucent 


trs,h,nt 


steadfastness 


translucency 


trs,ls,n,s 


Husbandman 


translation 


trsjshn 


husbandless 


transcend 


trs,nd 


Landlord 


transcended 


trs,n,dd 


Reverently 


transcendent 


trs,nd,nt 


irreverently 


transcendently 


trs,nd,nt,Z 


responsible 


transcendental 


trs,nd,nt,l 


irresponsible 


transcendental ly 


trs,nd,nt,Z 


responsibleness 


transcendentalist 


trs,nd,nt.Zs£ 


irresponsibleness 


transcendentalism 


trs,iid,nt,lz f m. 


reconcilable 


transcendency- 


trs,nd,n,s 


irreconcilable 


transcending 


trs,nd,ng 


irreconcilably 


transship 


trs,sk f j> 


reconcilableness 


transshipping 


trs,sh,Tp,ng 


irreconcilableness 


transshipment 


trs,sk,p,Toa.ut 


restless 


transition 


trazshn 


restlessly 


transitional 


trnzshu,l 


restlessness 


transact 


trs,kt 


readjustment 


transacted 


trs,k,td > 


Un tasteful 


transactor 


trs,k,tr 


untastefully 


transacting 


trs,kt,ng 


unsteadfastly 


transcript 


trs,kr,pt 


unsteadfastness 


transcription 


trs,kr,pshn 


ungentlemanly 


transcribe 


trs,kr,b 


ungentlemanliness 


transcribed 


trs,kr,bd 


ungentlemanlike 


transcriber 


trs,kr,br 


Gentlemanly 


transcribing 


trs,kr,b,ng 


gentlemanliness 


transaction 


trs,kshn 


gentlemanlike 


transgress 


trs.grs 


Adjustment 


transgressive 


trs,grs,v 


adjustable 


transgressed 


tvs,gvst 


Crestfallen 


transgressor 


trs,grs,r 


Christopher 


transgressing 


trs.grs,ng 


combustible 


transgression 


trs,grshn 


combustibility 


transgressional 


trs,grshn,Z 


combustibleness 


Dustpan 


ds,pn 


contestible 


dustman 


ds,mn 


contestibleness 



ds,k,m,br 
ds,k,m,br,ng 
ds,k,ra,brns 
d,U,bl 
ds,ts,fl 
ds,trs,fl 
ds,gs,fl 
d.js,bl 
d,j 5 ,bl 
std, h,l 
5td,fs,ns 
z,bd,mn 
z,bd,Zs 
hid, Id 
r,vrt,l 
r,r,vrt,l 
rs,ps,bl 
r,rs,ps,bl 
r.?,ps,bl,ns 
r,rs,ps,bl,ns 
r,ks,Z,bl 
r,r,ks,Z,bl 
r,r,ks,Z,bl 
r,ks.Z,bl,ns 
' r,r,ks,Z,bl,ns 
rs,ls 
rs,ls,l 
rs,ls,ns 
r,J5,mnt 
n,ts,fl 
n,U,fl 
ns,t,d,fs,l 
ns,t,d,fs,ns 
n.jt,mn,Z 
njt,mn,Z,ns 
n.jt,mn,Z,k 
jt,mn,Z 
jt,mn,Z,ns 
jt,mn,Z,k 
js,mnt 
js,bi 
krs,f,ln 
krs,fr 

[com]bs,bl 
[com]bs,bl,t 
[com]bs,bl,ns 
[con]ts,bl 
[con]ts,bl,ns 



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PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK NO. II. 



ExEtCISE XV. 



Containing all the words omitted, 
from their proper places, 

Astride s,trd 

asteroid * st,r,d 

academy ' kd,m 

annulling nl>ng 

advanced d,v,ns£ 

annihilate u,lt 

annihilated n,Z,td 

annihilator n,Z,tr 



annihilating 


n,^,ng 


annihilation 


\\,lshn 


aide-de-camp 


d,k,ng 


auditory 


d,t,r 


arraigning 


r,ri,ng 


acquiescing 


k,s,ng 


awake 


k 


azuring 


zhr,ng 


assets 


sts 


attorney 


t,r,n 


attorney-general 


t,r,n,j,nr,l 


attorneyship 


t,r,n,sh,p 


anarchy 


nr,k 


accursed 


k,rs£ 


actuate 


k,cht 


actuating 


k,cht,ng 


audaciousness 


d,shs,ns 


anxious 


ng,shs 


adjacent 


js,nt 


amatory 


mt,?- 


adjacently 


j*,nt,l 


adjusted 


js,td 


accompanied 


k,mp,n,d 


accomplish 


k,m,pl,sh 


accomplishable 


k,m,pl,sh,bl 


accomplishment 


k,m,pl,sh,mnt 


accomplished 


k 7 m,pl,sht 


accomplishing 


k,m,pl,sh,ng 


accomplice 


k,m,pLs 


accompany 


k,mp,n 


accompanied 


k,mp,n,d 


accompanying 


k,mp,n,ng 


accompaniment 


k,mp,n,m,n,t 


accommodate 


k,md,t 


accommodative 


k,md,t,v 


accommodated 


k,ind,td 


accommodator 


k,md ; tr 



or thought to have been omitted 
in preparing this work, 

accommodating k,md,t,ng 
accommodation k,m,dshn 

Begirding b,grd,ng 
burden - b,r,dn 

burthen b,r,THn 

burner b,r,nr 

brutishness brt,sk,ns 

buckler b,kl,r 

belles-lettres b,l,l,tv 

bell-metal b,Z,m,tl 

Berkley b,r.kl 

Bengalee bn,g,Z 

begin b,gn 

beginner b,gn,r 

beginning b,gn,ng 

Citadel st,dl 

conge k,n,zh 

covet k,vt 

cursed k,rst 

Coptic k,pt,k 

caricature kr.k,chr 

coach-house k,ch,s 

centaur snt,r 

crumpet kr,mp,t 

captivate k,pt,vt 

catalepsy kt,Z,p,s 

canvassing k,n,vs,ng 

cowardliness k,r,d,Z,ns 

cautery kt,r . 

coterie kt,r 

cheating cht,ng 

chatting cht,ng 

civilian svln 

coronary, kr,n,r 

conjure k,njr 
corporals'-guard kr,pr,te,g,rd 

cooky k,k 

cuckoo k,k 

chill ch.,1 

chilly ch.Z 

chillily ch.l,l 

chilliness ch,Z,ns 

chilling ch,Z,ng 

chillingly ch,Z,ng,Z 

chillingness ch,Z,ng,n* 



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263 



church 

cream-color 

cream-colored 

casual 

casualty 

comply 

compliance 

Downtown 

disabused 

decidable 

defamatory 

daytime 

datum 

diadem 

deter 

detour 

headtire 

deadish 

devastate 

devastated 

devastating 

devastation 

destitution 

disgusting 

destitute 

diocese 

diocesan 

degeneracy 

delineate 

delineative 

delineated 

delineator 

delineating 

delineation 

disjoining 

destine 

discompose 

discomposed 

discomposition 

discomposing 

discomposure 

discomfit 

discomfitted 

discomfiture 

discontinuing 

discomfort 

discomfortable 

discomforted 

discomforting 

discommode 

discommoded 



chr,ch 

kr,ra,k,Zr 

kr,m.k,lrd 

k.zh.l 

k,zh,/,t 

k,m,pl . 

k,m.plns 

dn,tn 

ds^zd 

ds,d,bl 

d,f,m,tr 

dt,m 

dt,m 

dd,m 

dt,r 

dt,r 

dt,r 

dd,sh 

d,V5,tt 

d,vs,tt 

d,vs,tt [ing] 

d,vs,tshn 

ds,t,tshn 

ds,gs,t,ng 

ds,tt 

ds,s 

dss,n 

d,j,nr,s 

d,/,nt 

d,/,nt,v 

d,/,n,td 

d,/,n,tr 

d,/,nt,ng 

d,/,nshn 

ds,jn,ng 

dst,n 

d*,k,mpz 

ds,k,inpz^ 

ds,k,mpzshn 

ds,k,mpz,ng 

ds,k,mp,zhr 

ds,k,m,ft 

ds,k,m,f,td 

ds,k,m,f,chr 

d5,k,m,ft,ng 

ds,k,m,frt 

ds,k,ni,frt,bl 

dSjk,m,f,r,td 

d$,k,f,^,ng 

ds,k,md . 

d^,k,m,dd 



discommoding 

discontinue 

discontent 

discontentment 

discontented 

discontentedly 

discontentedness 

discontinued 

discontinuation 

discontinuing 

disconsolate 

disconsolately 

disconsolateness 

disconsolation 

disconcert 

disconcerted 

disconcerting 

disconnect 

disconnected 

disconnecting 

decompose 

decomposed 

decomposer 

decomposition 

decomposing 

Emptiness 

establish 

establishment 

established 

establishing 

expatiate 

expatiation 

earnestness 

enrobe 

emptyheaded 

energy 

eMrgetic 

energetical 

energetically 

energeticalness 

enervate 

enervated 

enervating 

enervation 

earning 

entire 

entirely 

entireness 

encircle 

Forkedly 

foolscap 



ds,k,md [ing] 
ds,knt,n 
ds,knt,nt 
ds,knt,nt,mnt 
d.s,dnt,n,td 
ds,knt,n,td,7 
ds,knt,n,td,ns 
ds,knt,nd 
ds,knt,nshn 
ds,knt,n,ng 
ds,k,ns,/£ 
ds,k,nsjt 9 l 
ds,k,ns,/£,ns 
ds,k,nsjshn 
ds,k,ns,r£ 
ds,k,ns,r,td 
ds,k,ns,r£,ng 
ds,kn,kt 
ds,kn,k,td 
ds,kn,kt,ng 
•d,k,mpz 
d,k,mpze£ 
d,k,mpz,r 
d,k,mp2rshn 
•d,k,mpz,ng 
m,t.ns 
st,b,l,sh 
st,b,Z,sh,mnt 
st,b,/,sA,t 
st,b,/,s#,ng 
ks,p,skt 
ks,p,shshn 
r,ns,*£,ns 
nr,b 
mt,dd 
nr,j 
nr,jt,k 
nr ,jt,kl 
nr,jt,kl 
nr,jt,kl,ns 
nr,vt 
nr,v,td 
nr,vt,ng 
nr,vshn 
r,n,ng 
nt,r 
nt,r/ 
nt,r,ns 
ns,r,kl 
f,r,kdji 
fllz,k,p 



264 

fashioning 

flatter 

flattered 

flatterer 

flattering 

flowing 

fulsome 

fulsoinely 

fulsomeness 

fortify - 

Guatemala 

Guadaloupe 

girlish 

girlishly 

girlishness 

granulate 

gherkin 

granddaughter 

grandfather 

grandjury 

grandmother 

grandmaster 

grandsire 

grandson 

Heptagon 

historical 

historically 

hysterical 

hysterically 

hystericalness 

halcyon 

highest 

Impend 

impugned 

itineracy 

including 

insinuating 

inherit 

idiotcy 

irruptive 

irruption 

irrigate 

irrigated 

irrigating 

irrigation 

ironing 

innocence 

innocency 

innocuous 

innocuously 

innocuousness 



PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK KO. Il 


f,sh,n,ng 


inter 


fl,tr 


irritable 


fl,trd 


irritability 


fl,tr,r 


irritate 


fl,tr.ng 


irritated 


fi>ng 


irritative 


f,ls,m 


irritating 


f,/5,m,/ 


irritation 


f,ls,m,Tis 


irradiate 


f,rtg 


irradiated 


gt,m,/ 


irradiating 


gd,/,p 


irradiation 


g,r/,sh 


illuminate 


g,rl,shl 


illuminated 


g,r/,sh,n$ 


illuminator 


grn, It 


illuminating 


g,r,kn 


illumination 


grnd,tr 


illumined 


grnd,f,THr 


illimited 


' % gr,nd.j,r 


ignisfatuus 


grnd,m,THr 


ignesfatui 


grnd,ms£r 


illuming 


gr,nds,r 


illusiveness 


gr,nds,n 


incommode 


pt>gn 


incommoded 


st,r,kl 


incommodious 


st,r,kl 


incommodiously 


st,r,kl 


incommodiousness 


st,r,kl 


incommoding 


st,r,kl,ns 


interim 


Ishn 


inference 


s,t 


interest 


mp,n,d 


interested 


mp,n,d 


interesting 


t,nr,s 


internal 


n,kld,ng m 


internally 


ns,nt,ng 


intermit 


n,r,t 


intermitted 


dt,s 


intermittent 


r,pt,v 


intermitting 


r,pshn 


ivied 


r,gt 


Isabel 


r,g,td 


Isabella 


r,gt,ng 


Ivanhoe 


r,gshn 


Juggler «■ 


r,n,ng 


jugglery 


ns,ns 


jeweller 


ns,n,s 


jewelry 


n,k,s 


justify 


n,ks,l 


jacent' 


n,ks,ns 


junction 



nt,r 
rt,bl 
rtM,t 

r,tt 

r/,td 

r£,t,v 

r*,t,ng 

r,tshn 

r,dt 

r 5 d,t,d 

r,d,t,ng 

r,dshn 

/,m,n,t 

/,m,n,td 

/,m,n,tr 

/,m,n,t,ng 

/,m,nshn 

Z,mnd 

Z,/,m,td 

g,ns,f,t5 

g,ns,f,t 

l,mn,ng 

ls,v,ns 

n,k,md 

n,k,m,dd 

n,k,m,ds 

n,k,m,ds,/ 

n,k,m,ds,ns 

n,k,md [ing] 

n,tr,m 

B.,frns 

n,tr st 

n,tr$-,td 

n,trs£,ng 

n,tr,nl 

n,tr,nl 

n,tr,mt 

n,tr,m,td 

n,tr,mt,nt 

n,tr,mt [ing] 

v,d 

z,b,l 

z,b,/ 

v,n 

j>gl,r 

j>gty- 

j,lr 

j*,nt 
j,ngshu 



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265 



Jehu 

Kneedeep 

Laziness 

lazily 

loftily 

loftiness 

lithography 

lithographed 

lithographer 

lithographic 

lithographing 

luckily 

luckless 

longevity 

legislate 

local 

locally 

locality » 

limited 

Mightily 

machinate 

morning 

mourning 

machinated 

machinating 

machination 

marvel 

marvelled 

marvelling 

marvellous 

marvellously 

marvellousness 

machiavelian 

meritorious 

medical 

mezzotint 

magnacharta 

mastiff 

mechanic 

moodily 

mystify 

mystified 

mystifier 

mystifying 

mystification 

marshall 

Mt. Vernon 

marshalled 

marshalling 

martial-law 

miracle 



nd,p 
l,z,ns 

l,ft,l 

/,ft,ns 

Z,th,gr,f 

Z,th,gr,ft 

/,th,gr,fr 

/,th,gr,f,k 

/,th,gr,f,ng 

/,k,/ 

l,k,ls 

/,n,j,v,t 

his, It 

Z,kl 

/,kl 

J,kl,t 

/,m,td 

mt,/ 

m,k,nt 

m,r,n,ng 

m.r,n,ng 

m,k,n,td 

m 5 k,nt,ng 

m,k,nshn 

m,r,vl 

m,r,vld 

m,r,vl,ng 

m,r,vls 

m,r 5 vls,/ 

m,r,vls,ns 

m,k,v,Z^ 

m,r,t,rs 

md,kl 

mts,tnt 

m,g,n,k,r,t 

ms,t,f 

m,kn,k 

md,/ 

mst,f 

mstM 

ms£,f,r 

mst,f,ng 

mst,f,ks\m 

m,r,shl 

mntjt'r,nn 

m,r,shld 

m,r,shLng 

m,r,shl,I 

m,r,kl 



mistaken 

miraculous 

miraculously 

morsel 

morselled 

morselling 

merchandise 

mariner 

Nakedly 

nickname 

nicknamed 

Newcastle-upon-Tyne 

nausea 

noted 

Obviate 

obviated 

openly 

offset 

overboil 

Pendleton 

persecute 

persecuted 

persecutor 

persecuting 

persecution 

praiseless 

praiseworthy 

praiseworthily 

praiseworthiness 

pallidness 

posset 

pennyroyal 

purchase 

purchased 

purchaser 

purchasing 

pyramid 

pyramidal 

perfidious 

perfidiously 

perfidiousness 

pervade 

paltry 

palfrey 

Parker 

porphyry 

parlance 

paralyze 

paralyzed 

paralyzing 

paralytic 



ms,t,kn 

m,r,kls 

m,r,kls,/ 

m,rs,l 

m,rs,ld 

m,rs,/,ng 

m,r,ch,n,ds 

m,r,nr 

n,kd,/ 

n,k,n,m 

n,^,n,m,d 

n,ks,/,pn,tn 

n,sh 

n td 

b,vt 

b,v,td 

fs,nl 

fo,t 

vr,b,l 

p,n,dlt,n 

p,rs,kt 

p,rs,k,td 

p,rs,k,tr 

p,rs,kt,ng 

p,rs,kshn 

Tprz,ls 

prz,r,TH 

prz,z,TH,/ 

prz,r,TH,ns 

p,/,d,ns 

ps,t 

p,n,r,l 

p,r,chs 

p,r,chs£ 

p,r,chs,r 

p,r,chs,ng 

p,r,md 

p,r,m,dl 

p.r,f,ds 

p,r,f,ds,/ 

p,r,f,ds 3 ns 

p,r,vd 

p,/,tr 

p,/,fr 

pr,kr 

p,r,fr 

p,r/7is 

■p,rlz 

■p,rlzd 

p,r/z,ng 

p,r/f,k 



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paralytical 

parsnip 

parson 

parsonage 

parboil 

parboiled 

parboiling 

politician 

potash 

pettish 

pettishness 

penknife 

phial 

porcupine 

punchbowl 

pinchbeck 

purveyor 

prejudging 

prejudged 

piquant 

Quiet 

quieted 

quieter 

quietist 

quietly 

quietude 

quietness 

quietus 

Rebuked 

remedial 

revelled 

redouble 

raining 

Kaynor 

reference 

running 

recommit 

recommitted 

recommitting 

recommission 

Serenely 

sereneness 

salaried 

sympathy 

swampy 

scamp 

snatching 

spheroid 

scudding 

spurn 

suborn 



p,r/*,kl 

p,rs,n,p 

p,rs,n 

p,rs,n,j 

p,r,b,l 

p,r,b,ld 

p,r,b,l,ng 

pl,tshn 

pt,sh 

pt,sh 

p,sh,ns 

pn,f 

f,I 

p,r,k,pn 

p,n,ch,b,l 

p,n,ch,b,k 

p,r,v,r 

PJ,,M 

p,knt 

kit 

k,td 

k,tr 

k,tst 

k,t,l 

k,td 

k,t,n$ 

k,ts 

r,b,kt 

r,mcl,l 

r,vld , 

rd,bl 

r,n,ng 

r,nr 

rfrns 

?-,n,ng 

r,k,mt 

r,k,m,td 

r,k,mt [ing] 

r,k,mshn 

srn,l 

sr,n,ris 

sl,r,& 

smp,th 

sffip 

5k, mp 

sn,ch,ng 

sf,r,d 

skd,ng 

sp,rn 

sb,rn 



satellite 

satirical 

solidifying 

shamed 

severe 

soever 

satire 

science 

seawolf 

seesaw 

silence 

salience 

sullenly 

spaciously 

speciously 

softness 

swiftness 

sufficient 

sufficiently 

sufficiency 

sumptuous 

sumptuously 

sumptuousness 

simper 

smart 

smartness 

Squalid 

squalidness 

smartmoney 

simulate 

simulation 

stationed 

suppuration 

soliloquise 

snorting 

sneakingly 

scorpion 

scarify 

scorch 

superincumbent 

sequential 

sanguinity 

sybilline 

steadfast 

shrieve 

sonorously 

softcheeked 

Topography 

tightly 

Teneriffe 

tempest 



silt 

st,r,kl 

s/,d,f,ng 

sh,md 

sv,r 

s,vr 

st,r 

s,ns 

s,/,f 

s,s, 

sins 

sins 

sln,l 

sp,shs,/ 

sp,shs,Z 

sft,ns 

sft ,ns 

sf,shnt 

sf,sh,nttol 

sf,s/?,n,s 

sm,c\is 

sm,chs,Z 

sm,chs,ns 

5m, pr 

sm,rt 

sm,rt,ns 

*k,7,d 

sk,/,d,ns 

<sm,rt,m,n 

smjt 

sm,/shn 

stshnd 

sp,rshn 

sl,l,kz 

sn,rt,ng 

sn,k,ng,/ 

sk,r,pn 

sk,r,f 

$k,r,ch 

spr,k,m,bnt 

skjn.,shl 

sng,g,n,t 

5b, /n 

stdjst 

shr,v 

SIiYS,! 

5ft,ch,kt 

t,p,gr,f 

tt,Z 

t,nr,f 

t,mps£ 



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261 



tincture 

turner 

testify 

tympanum 

Uptown 

uptorn 

upturn 

underbuy 

undersell 

unclouding 

uncreating 

unreceived 

unreckoned 

unpaid 

unseeing 

unsaying 

unsolid 

unaccomplished 

unaccommodated 

unaccommodating 

uninterested 

uninteresting 

uninterestingly 

unsteadfast 

unnoted 

Vexatiously 

venial 



t,ng,chr 

t,r,nr 

tst,f 

t,nip,n,m 

p,tn 

pt,rn 

pt,rn 

n,dr,b 

n,drs,l 

n,kld,ng 

n,krt.ng 

nrs,vd 

nr,knd 

n,pd 

n,s,ng 

n,s,ng 

ns,l,d 

n,k,m,pl,sht 

n,k,md,td 

n,k,md,t,ng 

m,n,trs,td 

n,n,trs£,ng 

n,n,trs£,ng,/ 

ns,t,&,fst 

n,n,td 

v,ks,shs,£ 

v,n,l 



venialness 
Worshipful 
worshipfully 
worshipfulness 
washdish 
wickedly 
warning 
washhouse 
without 
watchword 
watchdog- 
watchman 
wagering 
wristband 
Xylography - 
xylographic 
xylographically 
xylographist 
Yearning 
Zeal 
zealous 
zealously 
zealousness 
zoologist 
zoological 
zoologically 



v,n,l,ns 

r,sh 9 p,fl 

r,,sh,p,fl 

r,sh,p,n,ns 

shd,sh 

kd,Z 

r,n,ng 

sh,s 

TH,t 

ch,rd 

chd,g • 

ch,mn 

jr,ng 

rs,bnd 

zl,gv,f 

z/,gr,f,k 

z/,gr,f,kl 

zl,gr,fst 

r,n,ng 

zl 

zls 

zls,l 

zls, ns 

zljst 

zi,m 

*/,j,kl 



Attainment 


t,nmt 


appointment 


atonement 


t,mnt 


bondman 


assignment 


s,mnt 


spendthrift 


tenement 


t,mnt 


sojournment 



Exercise XVI. 

The following words are abbreviated by leaving off the "n"-hook. 

pt,mnt 
bd,nm 
spd,thr,ft 
sjr,mnt 

It has been found necessary to write " any" above the line, to distin- 
guish it from " no," in quick unvocalized writing. 

The words " doubt" and " about" are writen with the half-length 
" d" and " b," struck through the line, with the sign for " ow" joined 
to them. The pen is not raised from the paper to write the diphthong- 
sign " ow." " New," " knew," and " now," are written on nearly the 
same principle; the last or right side of the little triangle is joined to 
the " n" in writing "now," and the left side of the crescent representing 
the improper diphthong- sound heard in " new" or " knew," is joined to 
the "n" in writing these last words. Both are of course written 
below the line. In the word " idea" the diphthong-sign is joined to 
the " d." It is of course written above the line. 

It has been already explained in Exercise XIV of this chapter, and 
in the paragraph preceding it, what is meant by an " imperfect 
skeleton." In that exercise, examples are given of words from which 



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only one sound — and that in most cases one which is slighted in 
ordinary speaking — is not represented. It has been found necessary 
to extend the principle to the following thirty-seven of the hundred 
words of frequent occurrence. 

The student will be surprised to learn that the following one hun- 
dred words constitute more than one half of all the English that is 
spoken or written ; that is, in a sermon, a newspaper, a speech, or in 
a debate, in which say six thousand words are spoken, no more than 
three thousand, or one half will be found, that are not in this list. 
The first twenty-five words alone constitute one quarter of the lan- 
guage, and the first 66 one third. 

Exercise XVII. 
Being a list of one hundred words numerically arranged according 



to Ihe frequency of their occurrence. 



The 

and 

of 

to 

in 

They 

our 

we 

God 
more 
their 
them 



his 

which 

your 

this 

him 

who 



a 

that 
is 
for 



there 

my 

on 

shall 

you 

will 

thou 



what 

at 

if 

can 

how 

life 



it 
he 
with 



are 
but 

I 
all 



[Quarter of the Language.] 



by 

not 

or 

as 



upon 
word 

ye 

had 
me 
no 
Lord 



us 

when 

an 

go 

heaven 

see 

great 



[Third of the Language.] 



other 

were 

been 



part 

truth 

any 



man every now 

than world where 

may do time 

those one give 

would most after 

has love first 
[One half of the Language.] 



thy 
from 
have 
at 



ever 

full 

into 

out 

unto 

thee 



like 
under 
work 
come 



Exercise XVIII. 
Containing the abbreviated modes of writing thirty-seven of the hun- 
dred words of more frequent occurrence. 

After represented by "ft" (half length "f ") struck through the line. 
ii <c « C the heavy vowel- dash above the line struck 

( down from left to right. 

t ? the light dot below the line. 

the circle below the line 
the light dash, on the line, struck down from 
left to right. 



an 

and 

as 

but 



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269 



come 

first 

for 
from 
give 
given 

has 

her 
Him 
his 

how 

is 

of 

on 

one 

or 

shall 

should 

the 

thee 

them 

to 

under 

were 

where 

what 

when 

who 

with 

Would 

your 



"k" on the line, 
i the " st-loop " on the 

from right to left. 
"f" above the line. 
" fr " above the line. 

" g]" above the line. 



line, struck downy 



( the circle with an aspirate before it, below 

I the line. 

( the light dash on the line, struck up, from 

( left to right. 
the light dot above the line. 
1 the circle above the line, with an aspirate 
) before it. 

> the diphthong-sign "ow" below the line, 
) without an aspirate. 

the circle above the line. 
} the light dash above the line, struck down, 
) from left to right. 

( the light dash above the line, struck down, 

I from right to left. 

i the light diphthong-sign of the second group 

I of the " w series " on the line. 

( the heavy dash above the line, struck down, 

I from right to left. 
" sh " struck through the line. 

( the light dash below the line, struck up, 

( from left to right 

the heavy dot above the line. 

"th" (heavy) on the line. 
( the heavy dash below the line, struck down, 
I from left to right 

"nd" ( « n „ half length heavy) on the line. 

< the heavy diphthong-sign of the first group 
( of the " w series" on the line. 

the same as above, aspirated. 
J " the light diphthong-sign of the second 
> ±-u gr ? U P 0f the " w seri es" above the line. 

< the light diphthong-sign of the first group 
I of the " w series" in the line 

C the heavy dash below the line, struck down, 

I from right to left. 

C the light diphthong-sign of the first group 

( of the " w series" above the line. 

Cthe light diphthong-sign of the second 

I group of the "w series" below the line. 

£the heavy diphthong-sign of the second 

i group of the « y series" below the line 



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FOR TEACHERS AND LECTURERS. 

By S. P. Andrews & A, F. Boyle. 

This is also a large chart, containing a number of simple words, on 
which a class should be drilled at its first and second lessons. Price 
50 cents. 



PHONOTYPIC CHART. 

By S. P. Andrews & A. F. Boyle. 

This is a large chart, containing the small letters of the Phonotypic Al- 
phabet, for the use of Teachers and Lecturers. 
Price 50 cents. 



SOUND-CHART OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE, 

By S. P. Andrews & A. F. Boyle. 

Price 50 cents. 

This chart is not a Phonotypic one. It represents the sounds of the 
English Language by heterotypic letters and combinations of letters. — 
The difference between other charts of the elements of the language and 
the Sound-Chart is, that in the former there is no classification of the 
sounds, while in the Sound-Chart they are classed, as in Phonography. 
The consequence is, that any one* who learns the elements of the lan- 
guage from it, is three-fourths inducted into a knowledge of Phonography 
and Phonotypy. Another great difference, and an important one to 
teachers, is its price — only Fifty cents, — while no other chart of the ele- 
mentary sounds can be purchased for less than two dollars. 



THE PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK No. I. 

Containing all the Monosyllables of the English Language, induc- 
tively arranged and classified, according to the modes in which they 
should be written in Phonography, together with rules and explanations. 






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Intended immediately to succeed the Complete Phonographic Class-book 
and the Phonographic Reader 

By S. P. Andrews & A. F. Boyle. 
Boards, or Stiff Paper covers, for mailing, 25 cents. 
' GF* This work should be at once in the hands of every person who 
has mastered the principles of Phonography. It furnishes the best possi- 
ble kind of Exercises in writing, and leads at once to a correct and rapid 
style. 



A SERIES OF PAMPHLETS 

ON THE 

WHITING AND SPELLING REFORMATION, 

For the use of all who wish to know more of the Philosophy, History, 

and Prospects of this movement ; consisting of the following works : 

Report on the Writing and Spelling Reformation, by the Philan- 
thropic Society of the Divinity School of Harvard University, Cam- 
bridge, Mass. Price 6£ cents. 

A Lecture on Phonotypt and Phonography ; or Speech-Printing and 
Speech-Writing. A Lecture before the American Institute of Instruc- 
tion. By Stephen P. Andrews. Price 6£ cents. 

Report op the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, on Phono- 
typy. Price 6£ cents. 

Congressional Document, No. 126 ; 28th Congress, House of Represent- 
atives. A new Project for Reforming the English Alphabet and Or- 
thography. The Memorial of the Rev. Ezekiel Rich, setting forth the 
Plan of a Reformed Alphabet and Orthography, and praying the assist- 
ance of Congress to extend a knowledge of it over the nation. Price 
6| cents. 

A Lecture on Phonotypy and Phonography, before the State Conven- 
tion of the County Superintendents of Schools for the State of New 
York, at Albany, 1846. By A. F. Boyle. Price 6£ cents. 

Various Papers on Phonotypy and Phonography. By Stephen P. An- 
drews. Price 6£ cents. 

A New Reformation ; or how the Masses can be Educated. A Treatise 
on Phonotypy and Phonography. By Hepworth Dixon. Price 6% cents. 



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SPECIAL DIRECTIONS. 

Persons living in any part of the United States or Canada, can receive 
any of the above works through the Post Office, with the same regulari- 
ty and rapidity that they obtain answers to letters, by forwarding the 
price of the works they desire, post paid, to our address in New York, 
and at a trifling expense, as will be seen by the following extract from 
the Post Office laws : — " Books weighing one ounce will be charged two 
and a half cents ; each additional ounce, one cent more, for any distance 
in the United States. 1 " It is cheaper to have small orders sent through 
the mail, but large orders will cost less by express. If, however, no ex- 
press runs to a place where books are wanted, our per-centage on large 
purchases of books is so liberal, that it not only balances the expense of 
postage, but also leaves a handsome profit to him who retails them. 

All orders, letters, communications, &c, must be post paid. Being 
engaged in an undertaking, the merits of which are not generally appre- 
ciated by business men, and the success of which is consequently con- 
sidered by them to be, at least, doubtful, we are obliged to pay cash 
for every outlay, and are therefore compelled to exact the same terms 
from others. We keep no running accounts with our correspondents, 
and we wish it to be distinctly understood, that if books not advertised 
by us are sent for, or if the amount sent exceeds the order, we shall not 
credit such small surplus sums upon our books, to those who remit them, 
but shall send them such Phonographic or Phonotypic works as we have, 
sufficient to cover the balance. We think there will be no necessity 
for such a course, however, if persons will take the trouble to read our 
advertisments well before sending in their orders. 

No discount will be made, under any circumstances, on a less amount 
than FIVE DOLLARS. 

Persons desirous of entering the field as Lecturers and Teachers of 
Phonography and Phonotypy, will find it to their advantage to correspond 
with the publishers, as they will receive information and assistance which 
will be of great importance to them. 

ANDREWS & BOYLE, 

22 Spruce-street, New- York. 



LIBRARY OF CONGRESS 



ANDREWS k 



and Publishers of Phc Q 027 fcf b Siv 

They ke^ F constantly for s 
works mentioned below, which can be sent by mail or expn 
any quantities, to all parts of the Union, at a trifling expense. 

FIRST LESSONS IN PHONOGRAPHY, a small chart, con- 
taining the simple alphabet, with explanations, and a page of 
easy monosyllables, written in the Phonographic characters, in- 
tended to be sold or gratuitously distributed by teachers aud lec- 
turers at an introductory lesson or lecture — two cents each : per 
hundred, $1 00. 

COMPENDIUM OF PHONOGRAPHY, on a single sheet, 
containing a condensed view of the art. The principal ust 
Phonographers make of this sheet, is to use the blank pa g> 
writing Phonography to their friends, who, by referring to 
explanations on the other page, have no difficulty eitherm 
phering the letter sent them, or in answering it in the P 
graphic character. Per sheet, 6i cents ; per hundred, $3 00. 

COMPLETE PHONOGRAPHIC CLASS-BOOK, con: 
an Inductive Exposition of Phonography, intended for 
schools and learners generally. Boards, or stiff paper cove, 
mailing, 374 cents ; linen, 50 cents. 

PHONOGRAPHIC READER, a complete course of Inductive 
Reading Lessons in Phonography, intended for schools and learn- 
ers generally. Boards, or stiff paper covers, for mailing, 25 cts. ; 
linen, 37£ cents. 
1^ From the Complete Phonographic Class-Book and the Phonographic R 

mnny thousands ot persons in different parts of the Union have learned Phono 

without the aid of a teacher. * , 

PHONOGRAPHIC CHART, No. I., for teachers and lecturers. 
This is a large chart, four feet square, containing the simple al- 
phabet. It is intended to be hung up within sight of a large class, 
while being drilled on the elements of Phonography. 50 cts. 

PHONOGRAPHIC CHART, No. II., for teachers and lectur- 
ers. This is also a large chart, containing a number .of simple 
words, on which a cla. should be drilled, at its first and second 
lessons. 50 cents. 

PRIMARY PHONOTYPIC READER, for the use of schools, 
families, and uneducated adults. Boards, or stiff paper covers, 
for mailing, 18| cents. 

PHONOTYPIC CHART. This is a large chart, containing the 
small letters of the Phonotypic alphabet, for the use of teachers 
and lecturers. 50 cents. 

PHONOGRAPHIC WORD-BOOK No. I., containing all the 
Monosyllables of the English Language, so arranged as to show / 
precisely how each word should be written Phonographieally. 
Price, 25 cents. 

A SERIES OF SIX PAMPHLETS, containing Reports of 
Learned Societies, Lectures, and Treatises on the Writing and 
Spelling Reformation. Price, 6{ cents each. 






